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Wiltshire Council - Secondary School Catchment Areas
The secondary school catchment layer provides the schools catchment areas within Wiltshire. Please note that faith Schools eg. Catholic Schools do not have catchment areas and... -
Wiltshire Council - Open Spaces
Open Spaces, or Green Infrastructure, allows town planners to assess a wide range of environmental and quality of life benefits (ecosystem services) for local communities. As... -
Wiltshire Council - NOx Diffusion Tubes
Diffusive samplers (as described in paragraphs A1.08-A1.09 of the Technical Guidance LAQM.TG(09)) are widely used for indicative monitoring of ambient nitrogen dioxide (NO2) in... -
Wiltshire Council - Town and Village Greens
A Town or Village Green is land over which a significant number of inhabitants of any locality have indulged as of right in lawful sports and pastimes on the land for a period... -
Wiltshire Council - Mineral Resource Zones
Minerals and waste planning is the control of mineral extraction and waste management developments, through forward planning, determining planning applications, monitoring and... -
Wiltshire Council - Hedgerow Protection
Important hedgerows (as defined in the Regulations) are protected from removal (up-rooting or otherwise destroying) by the Hedgerows Regulations 1997. Various criteria specified... -
Wiltshire Council - Allotments
Council owned allotment land. WMS URL available within the XML file. -
Wiltshire Council - Mineral Consultation Areas
Minerals and waste planning is the control of mineral extraction and waste management developments, through forward planning, determining planning applications, monitoring and... -
Wiltshire Council - Listed Buildings
A listed building is one which is included on a register called the "List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest", drawn up by English Heritage and approved... -
Wiltshire Council - Contaminated Land
Contaminated Land polygons. Note that these sites are better described as 'POTENTIAL Sites of Contamination', and should be assessed on a case by case basis. Also note that data... -
Wiltshire Council - Settlement Boundaries
Settlement or development boundaries seek to set clear limits to towns and villages. They are designed to define the existing settlement and to identify those areas of land... -
Wiltshire Council - Tree Preservation Orders
Tree Preservation Orders Polygons for Wiltshire Council. A Tree Preservation Order (TPO) is an Order made by a Council in respect of a tree(s) because the tree is considered to... -
Wiltshire Council - Greenbelt
The purpose of the Green Belt is to check the unrestricted sprawl of urban development, particularly that of Bristol and Bath but also other towns and villages within or... -
Wiltshire Council - Countryside Sites
The council directly owns, leases and manages a number of countryside sites across Wiltshire that are open to the public for quiet recreation and enjoyment. Some sites are... -
Wiltshire Council - Article 4 Directions
Article 4 directions are made when the character of an area of acknowledged importance would be threatened. They are most common in conservation areas. You will probably know if... -
Wiltshire Council - Local Landscape Character Areas
Landscape Character Assessment is an objective method for describing landscape, based on the identification of generic landscape types (e.g. Open Downland) and more specific... -
Wiltshire Council - Air Quality Management Areas
Air Quality Management Areas identify locations where one or more UK Air Quality objectives have not been achieved. In Wiltshire’s case these are areas relate to locations where...