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Leisure Facilities Great Britain - England · Current-state national snapshot

OS Open Greenspace

Leisure Facilities England only - complete national audit of bui… · Living current-state national audit

Sport England Active Places Power

Leisure Facilities United Kingdom · Rolling window of upcoming sessions plus recu…

OpenActive Open Opportunity Data

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How much Ordnance Survey data does Datadory deliver?

One dataset carries this source in our catalog: OS Open Greenspace, filed under Leisure Facilities and scoring 9 out of 10 on quality against a catalog average of 7.81. It holds 165,978 site polygons and 355,705 typed access points across Great Britain in the April 2026 snapshot, every feature resolved against a nine-attribute dictionary verified from the published specification.

What kinds of green space does the layer classify?

Ten values in the FunctionValue code list: Public Park Or Garden, Play Space, Golf Course, Playing Field, Bowling Green, Tennis Court, Other Sports Facility, Allotments Or Community Growing Spaces, Cemetery, and Religious Grounds. Cemeteries and allotments are in deliberately - they count as accessible green space even though nobody plays football there.

Does coverage include Northern Ireland?

No - the layer covers Great Britain only: England, Scotland and Wales. Northern Ireland sits outside Ordnance Survey's remit, so any all-island-of-Ireland analysis needs a separate source for the northern counties. Everything within Great Britain arrives in one consistent frame with one classification.

Is this a time series or a snapshot?

A snapshot. Each edition replaces the previous picture wholesale rather than layering onto it, so the data describes the greenspace estate as it stands - and change analysis means comparing consecutive editions. Say so at sample stage and Datadory retains prior snapshots from day one, so a year-on-year question never depends on data you did not keep.