240510 10May24 Getting layers from Local Authorities
Banter Session 10May24
Last updated
Banter Session 10May24
Last updated
Video Timeline: (min:sec)
00:00 - 14:49 Why use Parish Online, how to convince other councillors
14:49 - end Persuading District, County and Unitary councils to share data layers - guidance from Parish Online (see https://support.geoxphere.com/portal/en/kb/articles/requests-for-council-data
Thanks for the email Stuart.
Both CC and DC will have a lot of GIS data, some of which might be open-data ready to download or in Parish Online already.
Please could you be a bit more perscriptive as to the data that you would like to see in Parish Online, and I will see what I can do for you.
Regards
Simon
00:35:50 Sheila Churchward: Is Exmouth Town Council a user of Parish Online? I am a member of of the NALC Coastal Communities Group and Exmouth is really active locally and nationally.
00:37:50. Sheila, Exmouth is not a Parish Online user
00:55:06 Caroline Boyden: Sorry lost internet connection
00:55:38 Helen Davey ( Hazel) Martlesham P.C. Suffolk: Reacted to "Sorry lost internet ..." with ☹️
00:58:05 Graham Stoddart-Stones: Parish Online recommended routine to start getting data layers from District, County and Unitary Councils: https://support.geoxphere.com/portal/en/kb/articles/requests-for-council-data
00:60:08 Graham Stoddart-Stones: video demonstrating running Council Meetings in Parish Online. In the video, fast forward to 16:20 (min:sec) to catch how and why Compton Dundon run their council meetings with Parish Online (fairly ancient video, Sept 2020, but the principles apply)
Council meetings, Parish Online, data layers from District, County and Unitary councils, why use Parish Online and how to persuade other councillors of the value, asset manager, road diversions, road closures, SSSI, RAMSAR, cyclepaths, footpaths, planning applications