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Public EV chargepoints UK-wide: location, operator, connector power, usage cost
Know before you move — schools, safety, prices, transport and more, from official UK data.
What changed, when, and which tool it feeds.
When each official dataset we use was last refreshed — HM Land Registry sold prices included — with a plain guide to reading UK house prices, the House Price Index, rental market figures and stamp duty changes.
Newest refresh first. A dataset appears here the moment it is wired in, with the licence that governs it.
Public EV chargepoints UK-wide: location, operator, connector power, usage cost
All sales since 1995 with address + price
All bus stops, metro, tube, rail, ferry stations in GB
School locations, phase (primary/secondary), Ofsted ratings, pupil capacity & admission stats
Domestic certificates lodged against a postcode: address, current and potential band and score, inspection and lodgement date, property type, built form, total floor area, main hea
7-day weather forecast, air quality index, UV, temperature
Lat/lng, district, ward, LSOA, constituency, police force
Average monthly private rent for every local authority in England and Wales, and Broad Rental Market Areas in Scotland and Northern Ireland
Per post-primary school: % of Year 12 achieving 5+ GCSEs A*-C including English and maths, cohort sizes, A-level measures
Percentage of leavers in a positive initial destination per Scottish secondary school
Capped 9 interim points score per Welsh secondary school; school-level reporting restarted from 2022/23
Gigabit broadband coverage, Ultrafast availability, 5G signal strength by postcode
Progress 8, Attainment 8, EBacc average point score per URN
Overall effectiveness (legacy inspections) plus per-area judgements under the renewed framework, inspection date, safeguarding
Stop name, type, operator, lines served, accessibility, shelter, facilities, coordinates
Constituency name, sitting MP name, party, service start date, official contact page
Area Band D council tax for all 296 English billing authorities
Business name, hygiene score, inspection date, component scores, business type, local authority, address
Branch and box locations, operator/brand, collection times, opening hours, services, accessibility
Percentage of premises with 4G and 5G coverage per operator, indoors and outdoors, BY LOCAL AUTHORITY. Ofcom do not publish mobile at postcode level and state their mobile analysis
Headlines about UK house prices usually quote one of three sources. The UK House Price Index, published monthly by HM Land Registry and the ONS, is built from completed sales and is the most complete measure — but it runs about two months behind. Lender indices from Halifax and Nationwide are quicker but only see their own mortgages. Asking-price indices are faster still, and measure hopes rather than sales.
Land Registry sold prices are the underlying record for England and Wales: what a specific home actually sold for, and when. A sale appears once the registration is complete, which can take weeks or months. Scotland’s figures come from Registers of Scotland.
For the rental market UK figures, the ONS Price Index of Private Rents is published monthly and covers the whole UK, although ONS advise care when comparing Scotland and Northern Ireland with England and Wales because the underlying data differ.
The UK House Price Index gives the average by nation, region and local authority, and by property type. Our Sold Prices tool shows the actual sales around a postcode.
In England and Northern Ireland the stamp duty thresholds fell in April 2025. Scotland (LBTT) and Wales (LTT) set their own. Always check the current bands on the official calculators before you offer.
Every official dataset behind the site, when we last refreshed it and the licence it is published under. We report the data; we do not forecast prices.
The UK House Price Index publishes it every month, with separate figures for each nation, region and local authority. The figure you see in the news is usually that index, around two months after the sales it describes.
HM Land Registry publishes every residential sale in England and Wales as open data. Our Sold House Prices tool shows those sales around any postcode, with the median by property type.
From 1 April 2025 the nil-rate band in England and Northern Ireland dropped from £250,000 to £125,000, and first-time buyers now pay nothing only up to £300,000, on homes costing up to £500,000. The rates can change at any Budget, so use the calculator on gov.uk before relying on a figure.
No. The House Price Index uses completed sales registered with the Land Registry. Asking-price reports use listings, which can be higher or lower than what buyers finally pay.
Each dataset follows its publisher: Land Registry sold prices and police.uk crime monthly, food hygiene ratings weekly, the NHS register monthly, and Ofcom broadband and mobile a few times a year. The list above shows the latest refresh for each.