ONS, NRS and NISRA via Nomis
Official source →Published annual mid-year population estimates, both sexes. Exact requested ONS area code; source geography vintage retained. Latest revised source series is used throughout; no years are interpolated and no ward values are inferred.
Open Government Licence v3.0
The download includes 3 source response receipts, with dates and content hashes.
Office for National Statistics via Nomis
Official source →Direct official census counts for the exact requested geography code. Native table category labels retained. Shares use this table’s own total; privacy-adjusted cells may not sum exactly to that total. Census snapshots use the categories and boundaries published for each year. They are not annual estimates. In England and Wales, Chinese moved from Chinese/Other in 2001 to Asian in 2011; mixed categories and later write-in categories also changed. No change is calculated across these categories.
Open Government Licence v3.0
The download includes 3 source response receipts, with dates and content hashes.
Office for National Statistics via Nomis
Official source →Direct official census counts for the exact requested geography code. Native table category labels retained. Shares use this table’s own total; privacy-adjusted cells may not sum exactly to that total. Census snapshots use the categories and boundaries published for each year. They are not annual estimates. In England and Wales, Chinese moved from Chinese/Other in 2001 to Asian in 2011; mixed categories and later write-in categories also changed. No change is calculated across these categories.
Open Government Licence v3.0
The download includes 3 source response receipts, with dates and content hashes.
Office for National Statistics via Nomis
Official source →Direct official census counts for the exact requested geography code. Native table category labels retained. Shares use this table’s own total; privacy-adjusted cells may not sum exactly to that total. Census snapshots use the categories and boundaries published for each year. They are not annual estimates. In England and Wales, Chinese moved from Chinese/Other in 2001 to Asian in 2011; mixed categories and later write-in categories also changed. No change is calculated across these categories.
Open Government Licence v3.0
The download includes 3 source response receipts, with dates and content hashes.
Office for National Statistics
Official source →Published ONS table values from one 1997–2024 release, matched by exact source geography code. Table3 per-person values are retained, not recalculated from rounded totals. Source country/region references are the official published totals, not averages of selected councils.
Open Government Licence v3.0
The download includes 4 source response receipts, with dates and content hashes.
HM Treasury
Official source →Official downloadable statistical returns; retained raw bytes verified by SHA-256.
Open Government Licence v3.0
The download includes 1 source response receipt, with dates and content hashes.
Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government
Official source →Official downloadable statistical returns; retained raw bytes verified by SHA-256.
Open Government Licence v3.0
The download includes 1 source response receipt, with dates and content hashes.
Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government
Official source →Official downloadable statistical returns; retained raw bytes verified by SHA-256.
Open Government Licence v3.0
The download includes 1 source response receipt, with dates and content hashes.
Home Office
Official source →The download includes 1 source response receipt, with dates and content hashes.
Home Office
Official source →The download includes 1 source response receipt, with dates and content hashes.
Home Office
Official source →The download includes 1 source response receipt, with dates and content hashes.
Home Office
Official source →The download includes 1 source response receipt, with dates and content hashes.
Home Office
Official source →The download includes 1 source response receipt, with dates and content hashes.
Home Office
Official source →The download includes 1 source response receipt, with dates and content hashes.
Home Office
Official source →The download includes 1 source response receipt, with dates and content hashes.
Office for National Statistics
Official source →The download includes 1 source response receipt, with dates and content hashes.
Office for National Statistics
Official source →The download includes 1 source response receipt, with dates and content hashes.
Office for National Statistics via Nomis
Official source →21 March 2021. Published local-authority/current-ward counts; changed wards use complete official output-area best-fit sums. Output-area age counts use published five-year age bands. Privacy adjustments can make independently published totals differ slightly.
Open Government Licence v3.0
The download includes 20 source response receipts, with dates and content hashes.
Office for National Statistics via Nomis
Official source →21 March 2021. Published local-authority/current-ward counts; changed wards use complete official output-area best-fit sums. Output-area age counts use published five-year age bands. Privacy adjustments can make independently published totals differ slightly.
Open Government Licence v3.0
The download includes 20 source response receipts, with dates and content hashes.
Office for National Statistics via Nomis
Official source →21 March 2021, residents aged 16 and over. Includes full-time students in the corresponding work/unemployment categories. Not a current labour-market estimate or the usual 16–64 employment rate. Census took place during the coronavirus pandemic; furlough and lockdown affected answers. Ward counts sum complete official output-area best-fit membership; privacy adjustment can make totals differ slightly.
Open Government Licence v3.0
The download includes 1 source response receipt, with dates and content hashes.
Office for National Statistics via Nomis
Official source →21 March 2021. Published local-authority/current-ward counts; changed wards use complete official output-area best-fit sums. Output-area age counts use published five-year age bands. Privacy adjustments can make independently published totals differ slightly.
Open Government Licence v3.0
The download includes 20 source response receipts, with dates and content hashes.
Office for National Statistics via Nomis
Official source →21 March 2021. Published local-authority/current-ward counts; changed wards use complete official output-area best-fit sums. Output-area age counts use published five-year age bands. Privacy adjustments can make independently published totals differ slightly.
Open Government Licence v3.0
The download includes 41 source response receipts, with dates and content hashes.
Office for National Statistics via Nomis
Official source →21 March 2021. Published local-authority/current-ward counts; changed wards use complete official output-area best-fit sums. Output-area age counts use published five-year age bands. Privacy adjustments can make independently published totals differ slightly.
Open Government Licence v3.0
The download includes 20 source response receipts, with dates and content hashes.
Office for National Statistics via Nomis
Official source →21 March 2021. Published local-authority/current-ward counts; changed wards use complete official output-area best-fit sums. Output-area age counts use published five-year age bands. Privacy adjustments can make independently published totals differ slightly.
Open Government Licence v3.0
The download includes 20 source response receipts, with dates and content hashes.
Office for National Statistics / HM Land Registry
Official source →Official local housing data feed. House prices are provisional, not seasonally adjusted; rents use the Price Index of Private Rents. Local short-term estimates are variable. Country references use only the explicitly country-coded ctry object, never the local place object.
Open Government Licence v3.0
The download includes 1 source response receipt, with dates and content hashes.
Police.uk / Home Office and territorial police forces
Official source →Retained same-authority audited source snapshot; exact ward-code set, geometries and all requested months checked. A --refresh run always downloads revised source data.
Open Government Licence v3.0
The download includes 72 source response receipts, with dates and content hashes.
ONS, National Records of Scotland and NISRA via Nomis
Official source →All ages, both sexes, usual residents. Source series rebased to the 2021/2022 censuses; latest revisions replace older estimates.
Open Government Licence v3.0
The download includes 5 source response receipts, with dates and content hashes.
HM Land Registry / Office for National Statistics / Registers of Scotland / Land and Property Services
Official source →Published UK House Price Index average price, all property types and all buyers, not seasonally adjusted. Entire series comes from the 2026-07 official full-file release, preserving its historical revisions and exact area codes. It is a mix-adjusted average, not the median price paid.
Open Government Licence v3.0
The download includes 1 source response receipt, with dates and content hashes.
This local analysis uses the shared evidence release. A website update is not a new review of every source.
Local interpretation reviewed 2026-11-02. Ward boundaries: May 2026; individual source retrieval dates and periods are below. Snapshot 2a389e191029.
Download the full shared package · All ward data and boundaries
This includes all shared local measures, projects, linked issues and actions, ward figures, historical housing and community survey evidence.
Browse the full evidence library →
Earlier published records are retained with their original dates. They are an archive of the evidence used, not newly rechecked statistics.
2026 ONS official electoral ward membership and May 2026 generalised clipped boundaries. These are not police neighbourhoods or parishes.
Original Census 2021 observations. Chichester and Portsmouth use published ward values; Southampton uses sums of complete Census output-area counts through the official 2026 ONS best-fit lookup. Output areas can straddle ward boundaries; best-fit allocation is an approximation. Census privacy protection can cause small differences between totals and summed categories.
The same Census definitions, reference day and denominator rules are used. Small differences between direct ward publication and OA aggregation are possible; neither is a current population estimate.
Agent source/category/geography and calculation checks; independent analytical review remains outstanding.
not provided; electoral wards are not parishes
Office for National Statistics · checked 2026-10-17T09:57:14.669455+00:00
Official source ↗2 stored request receipts. Exact URLs, retrieval dates and checksums are in the download.
Office for National Statistics via Nomis · checked 2026-10-17T09:57:14.669455+00:00
Official source ↗6 stored request receipts. Exact URLs, retrieval dates and checksums are in the download.
Office for National Statistics via Nomis · checked 2026-10-17T09:57:14.669455+00:00
Official source ↗6 stored request receipts. Exact URLs, retrieval dates and checksums are in the download.
Office for National Statistics via Nomis · checked 2026-10-17T09:57:14.669455+00:00
Official source ↗6 stored request receipts. Exact URLs, retrieval dates and checksums are in the download.
Office for National Statistics via Nomis · checked 2026-10-17T09:57:14.669455+00:00
Official source ↗6 stored request receipts. Exact URLs, retrieval dates and checksums are in the download.
Office for National Statistics via Nomis · checked 2026-10-17T09:57:14.669455+00:00
Official source ↗6 stored request receipts. Exact URLs, retrieval dates and checksums are in the download.
Office for National Statistics via Nomis · checked 2026-10-17T09:57:14.669455+00:00
Official source ↗6 stored request receipts. Exact URLs, retrieval dates and checksums are in the download.
Office for National Statistics · checked 2026-10-17T09:57:14.669455+00:00
Official source ↗1 stored request receipts. Exact URLs, retrieval dates and checksums are in the download.
Police.uk / Home Office and territorial police forces · checked 2026-10-17T09:57:14.669455+00:00
Official source ↗Single padded rectangle per authority-month, deduplicate nonblank numeric IDs within each response; retain idless rows; point-in-polygon into fixed May 2026 official ward geometry; no nearest-boundary reassignment. ASB and BTP are excluded from crime totals. The same ward boundaries apply to all displayed months. Reporting completeness is not guaranteed by API availability.
72 stored request receipts. Exact URLs, retrieval dates and checksums are in the download.
GEOGRAPHY_CODE=E06000044; DATE_NAME=2025; MEASURES=20100;.E06000044
Retained original SHA256 17d9ffaa25b50d35ed5209d7d2a26fc80f109b3f43c64b34eb49ca9ea40d6446; Preserved live record population
2025;_Publication_Format; K155;.hdt.E06000044.hdt-2025--2022-23-2024-25-
Retained original SHA256 d4f6b7efe76658469df33f41b96a4e67c9ab182b872d0f155b94165d0e705bcb; Preserved live record homes
2025;_Publication_Format; J155;.hdt-delivered.E06000044.hdt-2025--2022-23-2024-25-
Retained original SHA256 d4f6b7efe76658469df33f41b96a4e67c9ab182b872d0f155b94165d0e705bcb; Preserved live record homes
TA1; C205;.temporary-accommodation.E06000044.31-march-2026
Retained original SHA256 f77eebd761455169626dc04c70f45177b11704999a6094384b59f37fa56d1881; Preserved live record homes
TA1; G205;.temporary-accommodation-children.E06000044.31-march-2026
Retained original SHA256 f77eebd761455169626dc04c70f45177b11704999a6094384b59f37fa56d1881; Preserved live record homes
A1; G205;.homeless-relief.E06000044.january-march-2026
Retained original SHA256 f77eebd761455169626dc04c70f45177b11704999a6094384b59f37fa56d1881; Preserved live record homes
.rent_avg
Preserved live record homes
.median_price
Preserved live record homes
5c; AB217;.affordability-resident.E06000044.2025
Retained original SHA256 e4490e1534c3bd8a3c33966fd38713d212ea8c300c9b39deeb142b3e9af02bdd; Preserved live record homes
5c; AG217;.affordability-workplace.E06000044.2025
Retained original SHA256 585bc98112e801fc3dd45dbc5238d05c6507d4e48dc3ec3afab4867eded1c2f4; Preserved live record homes
2_AHC_Relative_LA; F225;.child-ahc-rate.E06000044.fye-2025
Retained original SHA256 7827ea630763c04363451283f83536337f0270371aacf2b730a52757ccd04a09; Preserved live record poverty
Table 2; G245;.fuel-rate.E06000044.2024
Retained original SHA256 3716dbf207cddffa400491de37b85b912f25a701ff0cc55efd93c54152aae30a; Preserved live record poverty
.hmo
Preserved live record homes
11165 / enrolments_pa_50_exact_percent;.schools.severe_absence.all
Retained original SHA256 190e8b7a0ef96f19da132794b30a32a17733077b70ab4394f76212c2bf3cf272; Preserved live record portsmouth
20426 / pc_plans_issued_20_weeks_ex;.schools.ehcp_20wk
Retained original SHA256 55585aa0f650291013837d95c3ecfdbf001350680a1590365b1c3be42021a293; Preserved live record portsmouth
35188 / ehcplans;.schools.ehcp_plans
Retained original SHA256 ab7f9b9c263827444071678ac1b14a185d9ae53ff9991e063942f9852d79075e; Preserved live record portsmouth
.dental_la
Preserved live record health
24520 / Value;.health.preventable_u75
Retained original SHA256 bfab8d7ca43fda99c3faaae5b84c58221496c68ca635d5a25baedc883103b487; Preserved live record portsmouth
6912 / Value;.health.life_expectancy_inequality.male
Retained original SHA256 7082752cb46d1917c9a02a144f92bf188d1a66360821bd9136c01739db31f044; Preserved live record portsmouth
7218 / Value;.health.life_expectancy_inequality.female
Retained original SHA256 7082752cb46d1917c9a02a144f92bf188d1a66360821bd9136c01739db31f044; Preserved live record portsmouth
.pay_resident
Preserved live record work
.pay_workplace
Preserved live record work
Table 1a, I216; provider B216;.students.university-of-portsmouth
Retained original SHA256 523a3c7e34d91f0cf1416340b669c81c0d71d9a330c2e3b63a2bd52cd98abf0d; Preserved live record portsmouth
SPAS0101 row 16, year 2025;.port.international-short-sea-ferry-passenger-movements
Retained original SHA256 390a75348c4a17775c5671e874dd8882544a9c09853cb5e598e0e3d1b34617a3; Preserved live record portsmouth
SPAS0101 row 50, year 2025;.port.international-cruise-passenger-movements
Retained original SHA256 390a75348c4a17775c5671e874dd8882544a9c09853cb5e598e0e3d1b34617a3; Preserved live record portsmouth
.flytipping
Preserved live record streets
Table 1, pages 4–5;.air.london-road.no2
Retained original SHA256 0d4f2b2908d3a09cef2e2797035fde589addb0738a3c873b95d2b39fe227865c; Preserved live record portsmouth
LA!B191; description sheet rows 3, 5 and 6; Source revised 2026-06-18;.flood.river-sea.high
Retained original SHA256 8d434b53dfe6883a8583d8267bc6db8337cd2637b3062499620eb582517c7719; Preserved live record portsmouth
LA!F191; description sheet rows 3, 5 and 6; Source revised 2026-06-18;.flood.river-sea.all
Retained original SHA256 8d434b53dfe6883a8583d8267bc6db8337cd2637b3062499620eb582517c7719; Preserved live record portsmouth
page 40, section 15, Forecast Balance row, 2026/27 column;.council.forecast-general-reserves
Retained original SHA256 292ae12144e81d79ae3dc6709db7ea265476d288b7a6115f8f181d695ddeb87b; Preserved live record portsmouth
paragraph 1.5, page 2; section 9 table total, page 30;.council.budget-savings
Retained original SHA256 292ae12144e81d79ae3dc6709db7ea265476d288b7a6115f8f181d695ddeb87b; Preserved live record portsmouth
Southern Water, row 419, Unique ID SWS00416; Q counted spills, P duration, T monitor operability; Source revised 2026-08-20;.water.SWS00416.spills
Retained original SHA256 707ecb5dea96fea10fdaa4b23d6f4f06c4de1db9ea28081a67dfad2c6ffd962c; Preserved live record portsmouth
Submitted examination evidence is not permission, a construction contract or a completed development.
£7.6m is the council’s stated lido renovation cost. It has a different scope/date from the reconstructed £7.75m Linear Park grant line.
Primary source: council-owned Portsmouth International Port, the project operator. Page says the project is live. More than 20,000 tonnes CO2e saved annually from 2027 remains a forecast, not measured benefit.
Council describes the building work and appointed contractor; its citywide sport-investment total is not this project’s budget.
Operating pilot funded until March 2027; continuation and savings are not assumed.
Retained review of council committee papers and partnership follow-ups; no claim of an automatic daily search.
Mapped incidents are not a measure of residents’ personal risk. Preserve coverage, missing months, exclusions, boundary vintage and denominator with each comparison.
Primary source: the statutory local community safety partnership, including council and police.
September 2026 extract, retained with the original baseline. Records include repeated property identifiers.
Annual bathing-water classification is distinct from daily pollution forecasts and individual overflow monitors.
28 September meeting is listed as held; no September minutes linked at the check, so agenda proposals remain unconfirmed.
PDF text extraction: six dated rows, component sum checked against published total
Original PDF SHA256 1f1b29e19a086eeba1bf91bf21d1b1f72d147aa3aae6e67c8e041d8ccb26e02d
Primary publisher: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government; Area: England; Location: Publication page body text; States the 2024 and 2025 measurements were published together, that the 2025 result supersedes 2024 and should be used for decision-making under Annex D.
Primary publisher: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government; Area: England; Location: Annex D paragraphs 9 and 11 to 13 (pages 119 to 120); Annex A paragraphs 1, 7 and 8 (page 99); policies S3 to S5 (pages 24 to 26); HO10 (page 36); Annex B glossary, community-led development (page 103); Annex A says the Framework applies to decisions from publication and to new-system plans from 17 August 2026; other plans follow the December 2024 version.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth Local Plan Inspectors / Programme Officer; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Pages 1 to 4: Days 1 to 12; Day 9 Thursday 19 November (PLP3, PLP5, PLP9, PLP10); Day 12 Thursday 26 November (Matters 14 and 15)
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Paragraphs 7.1.1, 7.3.1 (Table 7.1), 7.4.2, 7.7.1 to 7.7.5, 7.10.1 to 7.11.1, 7.14.1, 7.16.1, 7.26.18, 7.28.2 to 7.28.3, 7.28.17 to 7.28.18, 7.29.1, 7.29.3 to 7.29.4; PDF creation date 18 September 2026.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Paragraphs 2.1.1 to 2.1.2 and 2.2.2; table after 2.2.2
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Paragraphs 8.1.1 and 8.3.1 to 8.3.3 (PLP17 affordable homes tenure split)
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Table 14.1 (page 3) and paragraphs 14.3.2, 14.6.1
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Paragraphs 15.2.1 to 15.2.5
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Period: 2024/25; Area: Portsmouth City Council area; Location: Page 23 Table 2 and paragraph 4.3.5; page 49 paragraphs 4.4.2 to 4.4.3; page 50 Table 10; page 53 paragraph 4.4.10
Primary publisher: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government; Period: 2020-21 to 2024-25; Area: Portsmouth E06000044; Location: Rows with LA code 202425 = E06000044 and Completions = Completion, summed by Year, Tenure and Type (NB new build, AQ acquisition); Listed on the GOV.UK live tables on affordable housing supply page, last updated 3 September 2026.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Paragraphs 3.3.4 and 3.12.1 to 3.12.5 (pages 7 and 14 to 15); Table 5; The council action-plan web page lists this as the latest plan on 2 November 2026.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Minute 147, 22/01243/CS3: resolved that conditional permission be granted as set out in the officer’s report
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Paragraphs 0.2 to 0.5; A36 to A60; Policy PLP3 parts 1 to 8 (pages 24 to 28); Table 4.2 Monitoring and Delivery Framework for Tipner West (page 32); A65
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: IQRMM2 (Table 4.2 homes 400 in 2030-35 and 600 in 2035-40); Appendix 2 housing trajectory rows NE19 Tipner West and NE18 Tipner East
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council (as landowner and promoter); Area: Tipner West, Portsmouth; Location: Paragraphs 1.1, 3.2 to 3.9, 3.18 to 3.28, 5.1 to 5.3 (pages 4 to 12)
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Tipner West, Portsmouth; Location: Paragraphs 3.5.11, 4.6 to 4.9 and the option viability table (page 36)
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Flood risk section, Tipner West (page 38); Tipner Bridge (page 69)
Primary publisher: Homes England; Area: England outside London; Location: Funding priorities: national strategic priorities (community-led and rural housing); page updated 15 April 2026
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Paragraphs 1.1 to 1.3
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Tipner West, Portsmouth; Location: Paragraphs 0.2 to 0.5 (pages 1 to 2); A36 to A39 and A42 to A60; Policy PLP3 parts 1 to 8 (pages 24 to 28); footnote 55; Table 4.2 (page 32)
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: IQRMM2; Appendix 2 housing trajectory row NE19 Tipner West
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Paragraph 3.2.4 (PLP25 and A11 changes); revised Table 3.1 and revised Table 7.1; paragraphs 3.3.2 and 3.3.5
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Table 7.1; paragraphs 7.4.2, 7.7.1 to 7.7.6, 7.9.1, 7.10.1 to 7.10.2, 7.11.1, 7.12.1
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council (as landowner and promoter); Area: Tipner West; Location: Paragraphs 1.1, 2.4, 3.2 to 3.9, 3.16 to 3.24, 3.27, chapter 4, 5.1 to 5.3 (pages 4 to 12); Marked Official Sensitive but published in the council’s evidence library.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Tipner West; Location: Paragraphs 3.5.11, 4.6 to 4.9; option viability table (page 36)
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Period: April 2010 to March 2025; Area: Portsmouth City Council area; Location: Page 27, paragraphs 4.3.15 to 4.3.16 and Table 4
Primary publisher: Portsmouth Local Plan Inspectors / Programme Officer; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Day 9, Thursday 19 November 2026 (PLP3)
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Page 38 (Tipner West flood defences funded and maintained by developer); page 69 (Tipner Bridge critical infrastructure)
Primary publisher: WSP for Portsmouth City Council; Area: Tipner West to Horsea Island East; Location: Section on 2019 option (£25m to £30m, discounted); construction costs section; Submitted to the examination in September 2026.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth Harbour; Location: Section 5.0 Overall conclusion, paragraphs 5.1 to 5.3 (page 24)
Primary publisher: Savills for Portsmouth City Council; Area: Solent; Location: Executive summary, vacant waterfront sites and water access; Prepared for the earlier, larger marine hub proposal with dredged water access.
Primary publisher: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government; Area: England; Location: Policy DM6: use of planning conditions and obligations (pages 20 to 21)
Primary publisher: legislation.gov.uk; Area: England and Wales; Location: Regulation 122(2)
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Tipner West; Location: Listed on the Local Plan evidence library strategic sites page; Listing only; the PDF content was not read.
Primary publisher: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government; Period: October to December 2025; snapshot at 31 December 2025; Area: Portsmouth E06000044; Location: TA1 C205 (599), G205 (636); P1 C205 (228), D205 (73), G205 (111)
Primary publisher: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government; Period: Snapshot at 31 March 2025; Area: Portsmouth E06000044; Location: TA1 row 208: E (565 households), H (293 with children), I (578 children), K (82 B&B), L (25 B&B with children); Older table layout; household denominators differ from 2026, so rates are not compared across years.
Primary publisher: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government; Area: England; Location: Change history entry of 13 August 2026 (January to March 2026 added)
Primary publisher: legislation.gov.uk (King’s Printer); Area: England; Location: Regulations 2 and 3 (provisions in force 1 May 2026, including sections 107 to 109); regulation 10; Made 16 April 2026.
Primary publisher: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government; Area: England; Location: Paragraphs 12, 14 to 25; funding section (£18.2 million in 2025/26); Annex A milestones; A plan published before commencement; phase 2 and 3 dates may change.
Primary publisher: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government; Period: 2024/25; Area: Portsmouth E06000044 (row 273); Location: Sheet F row 273: Q f6a (155), R f8a (6,000), S f9a (1,300), T f10a (1,194), U f11a (1)
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth City Council area; Location: Page 53, paragraph 4.4.10 (3,230 licensed, 1,136 unknown or possible, 4,366 total, December 2025)
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Five strategic aims (introduction); chapter 4 (prevention, page 16); Measures of success (page 75)
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Purpose of report and recommendations 1 to 5; minutes
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Item 13 purpose and minutes; The attached report PDF returned a web-firewall challenge (HTTP 403) and was not read; only the meeting page summary and minutes were read.
Primary publisher: Department for Education; Period: Calendar years 2019 to 2025; Area: England and local authorities; Location: Rows: new_la_code E06000044 and National; breakdown_topic beginning 'All'; request_source Total; request_type Total; request_outcome Total and 'Requests decided to assess'; Gzip SHA-256 be4d94e7ff589510cf44687cc2b3001446c881c6e4c6d91910962f7f86192c68.
Primary publisher: Department for Education; Period: January 2022 to January 2026; Area: England and local authorities (schools located in each area); Location: Rows: geographic_level Local authority or National, phase_type_grouping Total, establishment_type Total, hospital_school Total; columns pupil_count, pupil_percent; Data set version 1.1. Gzip SHA-256 41aa9cda9b1214fab11282de73d6830014435b46bcafded5b33c1cbfdce73bae.
Primary publisher: Department for Education; Period: January 2026; Area: England and local authorities; Location: Rows: time_period 202526, phase_type_grouping Total, sen_provision 'Education, health and care plan', each sen_primary_need; column total_pupil_count. Shares calculated against the sum of needs; Covers state-funded nursery, primary, secondary, special, alternative provision and non-maintained special schools (not independent schools). Gzip SHA-256 24cbb24eb18085ac3eeb2ffeaa3bc3f49560c06df64f3b04b114cf2a3419c7ca.
Primary publisher: Department for Education; Period: School year 2024/25; Area: England and local authorities; Location: Rows: time_period 202425, phase_type_grouping Total, new_la_code E06000044 and National; columns session_count, session_percent by attendance_reason; Gzip SHA-256 176bd2601188a82c2503a84058af183c160eaaec3c3ca7f63b1722045a4cc0cf.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Period: Financial years 2023/24 and 2024/25; Area: Portsmouth City Council; Location: Note 32, Dedicated Schools Grant, page 125: 'Carry forward to next year' row, Total columns (11,480 for 2023/24; 11,126 for 2024/25), and 'Brought forward from prior year' 9,912; PDF SHA-256 a3e1b9434a5ac83c16e1d2b674236e84ce275f9f3098f9896f48206e73eb0dc6. Columns split central expenditure and schools budget, not high needs.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Period: Financial year 2026/27; Area: Portsmouth City Council; Location: Recommendations 2.1.3 to 2.1.6 (page 1 to 2); paragraph 4.1 allocation table; paragraph 4.4; section 10 table (forecast carry forward 5.000, high needs gap 8.528, deficit 4,530); Appendix 1 high needs lines; PDF SHA-256 50268806e9d1a334681b9df037b5b991ca0b78b5e2c94c16f02bf4e3d2ee45ec. The democracy.portsmouth.gov.uk address returned a bot check; the moderngov address served the same document.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Period: Financial years 2025/26 and 2026/27; Area: Portsmouth City Council; Location: Table 1 (page 2); paragraph 4.4; Table 3 (page 5); paragraph 8.18 and Table 10 (page 9); paragraph 8.25; Tables 11 to 13 (pages 11 to 13); PDF SHA-256 785547e8460b81bfe09eed4da2494fb2a017f331f2de97781a6efefb36b2531f. Outturn reported before external audit of the 2025/26 accounts.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Period: Forecast for 2026/27 as at 30 June 2026; Area: Portsmouth City Council; Location: Paragraph 3.2 table (Forecast Carry Forward Balance 1,052); paragraph 3.3; Table 2; paragraph 6.2 (St Georges Inclusion Centre, 18 places from September 2026); PDF SHA-256 0b6bd2f5eec0f2f80c81a2233d2069b25b5b8ce94ab425f25a9ec5c211536857. A local newspaper report of 8 October 2026 described the position as a deficit of £2.06m; the council's own table shows a forecast carry-forward deficit of £1.052m, which is used here.
Primary publisher: Department for Education; Area: England; Location: Printed page 50 (Targeted including Targeted Plus, and Specialist layers); page 54 (Experts at Hand, £1.8 billion over three years); pages 57 to 59 (transition from September 2029 and 2030; 50,000 specialist places; inclusion bases); PDF SHA-256 4c6bcecfe22f93c329117a2235ee95d41ccf464e5e642db2fdba7309916efffc. Policy proposals, not law. The term 'Inclusion Hub' does not appear.
Primary publisher: Department for Education; Area: England; Location: GOV.UK page metadata: opened 23 February 2026, closed 18 May 2026; status closed consultation, no outcome published
Primary publisher: House of Commons Library; Area: England; Location: Sections 'White paper proposals', 'Education for All Bill' and 'Implementation'; Secondary source used only for status at 11 September 2026: government had not responded; bill introduction date not confirmed; reformed system not expected before September 2029.
Primary publisher: legislation.gov.uk (The National Archives); Area: England; Location: Regulation 30L(1) and (3): period beginning 1 April 2020 and ending 31 March 2028; Text as revised on legislation.gov.uk, version from 31 March 2026.
Primary publisher: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (GOV.UK); Area: England, including Hampshire, Portsmouth and Southampton; Location: Second paragraph: decisions on Essex, Hampshire, Norfolk and Suffolk withdrawn
Primary publisher: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (GOV.UK); Area: 15 areas including Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Portsmouth and Southampton; Location: Page summary: no new minded-to decisions announced for these 15 areas; Attached letters were not read in full.
Primary publisher: Ofsted; Area: Portsmouth City Council; Location: Report list: latest local area SEND inspection dated 1 July 2019, published 24 September 2019; No newer area SEND inspection was listed on 2 November 2026.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Paragraphs 2 and 'Relationship with SEND Reform': 2024 to 2029 strategy remains current; refresh planned for January 2027; a separate SEND Reform Plan is mentioned
Primary publisher: Portsmouth SEND and alternative provision partnership; Period: Snapshot April 2024; Area: Portsmouth; Location: 'Our Context' (April 2024 snapshot list); 'Partnerships in Portsmouth' (integrated ICB and council commissioning; Solent NHS services for therapies and CAMHS; 10 inclusion centres; 5 special schools); priority actions including recommissioning therapy services in 2024/25; File SHA-256 8faf2e8a7ebe68d952f066d1e60d600a32f9f193a53c1f9076463351ed46b1cf. Whether therapy services were recommissioned in 2024/25 was not verified.
Primary publisher: Department for Education; Area: England; Location: Sections 3.2 (persistent absence rate) and 3.3 (severe absence rate); Read through a scraping service; the methodology calls these severely persistent absentees.
Primary publisher: Department for Education; Period: School years 2018/19 to 2025/26 (2025/26 provisional); Area: England, regions and local authorities; Location: API query, data set version 1.2: locations Portsmouth (E06000044), Southampton (E06000045), England; filters Disadvantage status (Disadvantaged, Not known to be disadvantaged, Total); subjects reading, writing and maths combined, reading, writing, maths; all other filters Total; indicators percentage and number meeting the expected standard and number of eligible pupils; Query results (12 pages) saved in the research scratch folder and filtered with Python. The data set metadata does not state whether local authority figures are by school location; described here as pupils at state-funded schools in the local authority.
Primary publisher: Department for Education; Period: School year 2025/26; Area: England; Location: Release page header (provisional; revised figures due December 2026) and disadvantage gap index headline (3.16 in 2025, 3.22 in 2026); Read through a web-fetch summary; the quoted index values and status were checked against the page text returned.
Primary publisher: Education Endowment Foundation; Area: Evidence review, mainly international studies; Location: Headline 'Moderate impact for low cost based on moderate evidence'; impact +4 months; 'Behind the average' (primary +4, secondary +2, reading +4, maths +3, three sessions a week up to an hour over about 10 weeks); 'What does it cost' (£70 to £100 per pupil for 15-hour blocks, NTP year 1, 2020 to 21); 'How secure is the evidence' (62 studies; lost a padlock because many studies not independently evaluated); review last updated July 2021; Direct fetch returned HTTP 403; page read through a scraping service the same day.
Primary publisher: Department for Education (GOV.UK); Area: England; Location: Withdrawal notice dated 25 March 2025: 'The National Tutoring Programme has now closed.'
Primary publisher: Department for Education (GOV.UK); Area: England; Location: Paragraph 2.4, 'Funding arrangements in future years'; Page withdrawn 15 October 2025; text still available.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth Education Partnership; Period: 2023 to 2026; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Priorities table (priorities 1, 4 and 5 and their governance groups); Date is the page's last-modified date.
Primary publisher: Department for Education; Area: England; Location: Printed pages 26 to 27, 'Excellence in literacy and numeracy' (National Year of Reading 2026; statutory reading test for Year 8 announced); PDF SHA-256 4c6bcecfe22f93c329117a2235ee95d41ccf464e5e642db2fdba7309916efffc. Announced policy, not law.
Primary publisher: Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (ONS estimates); Period: 2022-24; Area: Portsmouth (E06000044) and England; Location: Rows E06000044, Male and Female, 2022 - 24, Category blank; Survey-based (Annual Population Survey self-reported health) combined with mortality; wide confidence intervals for a single city.
Primary publisher: Office for Health Improvement and Disparities; Period: 2019-23 (five years pooled); Area: Portsmouth MSOAs (2021 boundaries); Location: Rows Parent Code E06000044; Portsea E02006975 and Drayton & Farlington E02006821; two male MSOA values suppressed (Wymering, Southsea Prince Albert Road); Values flagged as based on provisional population data. Local Health profile (profile 143) offers MSOA indicators including emergency admissions and preventable deaths; ward-level area types were not offered in this profile on 2 November 2026.
Primary publisher: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government; Period: IoD2025 (indicators mostly 2022-24); Area: Portsmouth (E06000044) among 296 English local authority districts; Location: Sheet IMD, row 43: rank of average score 64; proportion of LSOAs in most deprived 10% 0.12; rank of local concentration 41; SHA-256 6c38a2fd3998e0caf76a3ef8da331613d52d6d0320065ccef346103fd9770a7e. Relative ranks, not absolute measures; 2025 and 2019 ranks are not a trend measure.
Primary publisher: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government; Period: IoD2025; Area: 125 Portsmouth LSOAs (2021); Location: Rows with LAD code E06000044; IMD decile column and Health Deprivation and Disability decile column; SHA-256 b1b716aa2e476449f987b9de3e08255b4794eabfd270626de5de18b2f5eff3ef. Counted: 15 of 125 LSOAs in IMD decile 1; 15 of 125 in health-domain decile 1.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Section "Neighbourhoods most affected"; Council analysis assigning the 15 most-deprived LSOAs to wards (8 Charles Dickens, 3 Paulsgrove, 2 Nelson, 1 Fratton, 1 St Thomas). Ward assignment not independently recomputed.
Primary publisher: NHS Hampshire and Isle of Wight (integrated care board); Area: Hampshire and Isle of Wight ICB area; Location: Opening paragraphs; Confirms the ICB continues under its name after the 1 April 2026 boundary change (North East Hampshire joined; Surrey Heath and Farnham left).
Primary publisher: Hampshire and Isle of Wight Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust; Area: Hampshire and Isle of Wight; Location: Note at top of page; States the trust was formed in 2024 when Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust, Solent NHS Trust and some services from Isle of Wight NHS Trust and Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust merged. Solent NHS Trust no longer exists as a separate body.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council (Health and Wellbeing Board); Period: 2022-2030; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Section "What priorities have been identified for Portsmouth?"; Priorities: tackling poverty; improving educational attainment; positive relationships; housing; air quality and active travel.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Bransbury Park, Eastney, Portsmouth; Location: Question "Why have you included a GP surgery in the plans?"; The GP surgery replaces the Devonshire Avenue Surgery (Lighthouse Practice), agreed with the ICB. It is a replacement, not confirmed extra GP capacity.
Primary publisher: Willmott Dixon (council contractor); Area: Bransbury Park, Portsmouth; Location: Paragraphs 1-3; Contractor statement: work started March 2026, completion scheduled winter 2027. A schedule, not a completed outcome.
Primary publisher: NHS Hampshire and Isle of Wight (integrated care board); Area: Hampshire and Isle of Wight; Portsmouth practices listed; Location: Scheme description and provider table; No page date shown. Lists Maple House Dental Practice (London Road) and Perfect Smile Cosham among participating practices.
Primary publisher: Department of Health and Social Care and NHS England; Period: 2025/26; Area: Hampshire and Isle of Wight ICB; Location: Table of ICB allocations, South East row; 30,032 additional urgent appointments to be purchased by the ICB. A purchase target, not appointments delivered to Portsmouth residents.
Primary publisher: Department of Health and Social Care; Area: University of Portsmouth; Location: Summary and paragraphs 2-4; 25 dental training places each for University of East Anglia and University of Portsmouth; extra dentists trained from 2027 onwards.
Primary publisher: University of Portsmouth; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Opening paragraphs; Dental Authority Status granted; existing Dental Academy trains dental nurses, hygienists and therapists.
Primary publisher: legislation.gov.uk (The National Archives); Area: England and Wales; Location: Section 2B(1) and 2B(3)(a)-(g); Duty on each local authority to take steps it considers appropriate to improve the health of people in its area.
Primary publisher: Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (GP Patient Survey); Period: Latest loaded: 2024; Area: Sub-ICB locations only (Hampshire and Isle of Wight ICB - 10R and - D9Y0V); no local authority breakdown; Location: Area names containing Hampshire and Isle Of Wight ICB; Used only to establish that a Portsmouth-only GP access measure is not published in this form. Not displayed as a Portsmouth baseline.
Primary publisher: University of Portsmouth; Area: University of Portsmouth; Location: Paragraphs on KEF scores and Knowledge Transfer Partnerships; Self-reported by the university, citing Research England’s Knowledge Exchange Framework. KTP figures cover all subjects, not health only.
Primary publisher: University of Portsmouth; Area: University of Portsmouth; Location: Paragraph on Spirogen; University says Spirogen was co-founded in 2000 by Professor David Thurston, a former pharmacist at the university, and that it sold its share.
Primary publisher: NIHR UCLH Biomedical Research Centre; Location: Opening paragraph; Contrary account: describes Spirogen as spun out of UCL by UCL Business in 2001.
Primary publisher: Ocean House (The Trafalgar Group); Area: Portsmouth; Location: Opening paragraphs; Says Portsmouth Technopole has joined The Trafalgar Group and is being reimagined as Ocean House: coworking, offices and meeting rooms. No laboratory or clinical space is mentioned.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Sections on Portsmouth Research Hub and Portsmouth Technologies Trials Unit; Research Hub set up in 2021 by the trust and NIHR; the Technologies Trials Unit works with commercial partners, including small firms, on trials of new health technologies.
Primary publisher: University of Portsmouth; Area: University of Portsmouth; Location: Paragraphs on partners; Names Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust as an ongoing strategic partner in research and education; the university is a founding member of Wessex Health Partners.
Primary publisher: Wessex Health Partners; Area: Dorset, Hampshire and Isle of Wight; Location: Partner list and description; Regional academic health science partnership; partners include University of Portsmouth, Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust, Hampshire and Isle of Wight Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust and Health Innovation Wessex.
Primary publisher: Health Innovation Wessex; Area: Wessex; Location: Page description and industry section; Regional health innovation network that supports NHS teams to find, test and adopt innovations and supports innovators. Formerly Wessex Academic Health Science Network (name change not checked against a primary dated source).
Primary publisher: HM Revenue and Customs; Area: Solent; Location: Page body; last updated 14 October 2022; Designated tax sites: Dunsbury Park and Southampton Water (from 22 March 2022) and Navigator Quarter (from 14 October 2022).
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Page 23 (Health and Care) and page 24 (Life Sciences); PDF SHA-256 f4339489e4c0914f754b4ba39f9d94833921fe8926c58834fe6daa7d0472f3e0. Council strategy statements, mostly without cited data sources.
Primary publisher: Office for National Statistics; Period: April 2026 (tax year to 5 April 2026 for annual pay); Area: Portsmouth UA (E06000044) and England; Location: Workbook "PROV - Home Geography Table 8.7a Annual pay - Gross 2026", sheet Full-Time, row 250 (Portsmouth UA) column D Median; row 9 England; Table 8.7b row 250 column D (CV 4.1%); Zip SHA-256 35f86a3682ab3e7120011c4822dca47738eb00319d48f34f162111bbf1542253. Provisional; ONS revises in October 2027. Survey-based estimate. Nomis had not loaded 2026 values when queried on 2 November 2026.
Primary publisher: Office for National Statistics; Period: April 2026; Area: Portsmouth UA (E06000044) and England; Location: Workbook "PROV - Work Geography Table 7.7a Annual pay - Gross 2026", sheet Full-Time, row 250 column D; row 9 England; Table 7.7b row 250 column D (CV 4.1%); Zip SHA-256 f468a8056faa9ea83ed712eeacd067e19ed49fe72d53516f6fea8b496b7e4f87. Provisional survey estimate.
Primary publisher: Office for National Statistics; Period: April 2025; Area: Portsmouth UA; Location: Sheet Full-Time, row 250, column D; Zip SHA-256 bb7d01146f926364867a4f33d635b267dd10e40e2450020445b1a79cf7ef3c85. Revised 2025 resident median £35,817.9 replaces the provisional £36,022.
Primary publisher: Office for National Statistics; Period: April 2025; Area: Portsmouth UA; Location: Sheet Full-Time, row 250, column D; Zip SHA-256 250fb6a5184743cb01818fb4b87c4627ab0c9058011110b057ca121ce679a599. Revised 2025 workplace median £38,630.4 replaces the provisional £38,815.
Primary publisher: Department for Education; Period: 2020/21 to 2024/25 final full years; 2025/26 provisional August to April; Area: Portsmouth local authority (E06000044) and England; Location: geographic_level Local authority, new_la_code E06000044, apps_level Total, age_summary Total/Under 19/19-24/25+; CSV SHA-256 27a6503aa34216f1e4c3abd402aabc3fc0f0284d47616811e43fe937440f3c1a. Counts rounded to the nearest 10. Starts count apprenticeships, not people. Accredited official statistics.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Page 4 (executive summary), page 6 (previous strategy outcomes), page 12 (apprenticeships and graduate retention), pages 24-25 (sectors, earnings), page 30 (annual action plans), page 31 (references); PDF SHA-256 f4339489e4c0914f754b4ba39f9d94833921fe8926c58834fe6daa7d0472f3e0; PDF metadata created 30 March 2026. Most figures are not referenced to a dataset or period.
Primary publisher: Department for Work and Pensions and Department for Education (GOV.UK); Area: England; Location: Sections on foundation apprenticeships, units, payments, co-investment, levy expiry and withdrawn standards; Current national funding rules; describes changes from August to October 2026.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth and Solent; Location: Sections on Solent Business & Skills Solutions and Transfer to Transform; Page modified 23 February 2026. Solent Business & Skills Solutions is described as a free service offered by Portsmouth and Southampton city councils; Transfer to Transform passes unspent levy to other employers.
Primary publisher: UTC Portsmouth; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Introductory sentence and partner sections; Undated page. Names the University of Portsmouth, Portsmouth City Council, the Royal Navy, BAE Systems (Maritime Services), QinetiQ, NATS, Dstl, Airbus and others.
Primary publisher: Ofsted; Area: UTC Portsmouth; Location: Latest inspection 18 November 2025, report published 23 January 2026; Report-card format; the page shows an Exceptional grade. Individual area grades were not read from the PDF.
Primary publisher: BAE Systems; Area: Portsmouth Naval Base; Location: Opening paragraphs; Historical evidence: 69 apprentice vacancies in 2015. Current numbers not found.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust; Area: Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust; Location: Page body; Trust offers clinical and non-clinical apprenticeships at all levels; numbers not given.
Primary publisher: City of Portsmouth College; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Section "Why City of Portsmouth College?"; College created in 2021 from the merger of Portsmouth College and Highbury College; four sites.
Primary publisher: Hampshire Chamber of Commerce; Period: File last modified August 2023; Area: Solent LSIP area; Location: Whole document (not read in this pass); Document confirmed accessible (HTTP 200, PDF, 25.6 MB). Content not reviewed; referenced as reference 4 in the council strategy.
Primary publisher: Office for National Statistics / DWP via Nomis; Period: September 2026; Area: Portsmouth and its 14 wards; Location: Rows measure "Claimants as a proportion of residents aged 16-64"; Official statistics; counts people claiming unemployment-related benefits, which is not the same as unemployment. Ward denominators are census-based population estimates.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council (hosted by In-tend); Period: Register as served on 2 November 2026; Area: Portsmouth City Council contracts; Location: Public register table: 'Showing 1 to 25 of 2,231 entries'. Full list read from the page's own data call (POST /portsmouthcc/ContractsRegister/GetContractsRegister, all rows, ordered by contract ID); response 528,494 characters, SHA-256 6e9ccc280486653e13cf3f0197910ebce92b709e546f2271ade1761dcbc89cbd (identical on two reads). Fields served: reference, title, supplier, expiry date, value summary. Contract detail view (GetContract) adds main contact, customer department, extension date and supplier phone. Records C00003065 (Highways PFI - Portsmouth), C00002924/C00002925 (housing repairs), C00005127 (Southsea Coastal Defence Scheme).; The public view shows no start date, no supplier address or postcode and no SME or voluntary-sector flag. Values are free text on mixed bases ('Annual Estimated Value', 'Fixed Value', 'IRO' totals, blank). 958 of the 2,231 records have an expiry date before 2 November 2026 or none, so the register mixes current and historic contracts.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Location: Sections 'Contract register' and 'GOV.UK contracts finder'; Says the register 'also provides all contract awards and procurement transparency code information' and disclaims errors or omissions.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Period: Cabinet 27 October 2026; Area: Portsmouth City Council highways network; Location: Paragraphs 3.1-3.2 (contract history and end date), 7.2-7.4 (future services options; Cabinet paper planned Spring 2027), 11.1-11.4 (unitary charge, £587m estimated total contract value July 2004, funding split, forecast within budget). 9 pages.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Period: Meeting 27 October 2026; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Item 6, Decision 1: 'Noted the Council's current contractual and commercial position in relation to the PFI Highways Maintenance Contract and to note the contract ends on 31 March 2030.' Decisions 2-3 (dedicated team; DfT 2026 PFI Expiry Health Check 'Green' rating).
Primary publisher: Find a Tender service (Cabinet Office); notice by Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth City Council housing and corporate property; Location: Notice 2026/S 000-097760, lots 1-3: lot titles, awarded supplier, SME/VCSE flags, supplier address, contract dates, tenders received per lot; procedure 'Competitive flexible procedure'.; Lot values in the notice (£310m, £310m and £145m excluding VAT) are notice estimates for the full possible term; they are not annual spend and are not used as a baseline.
Primary publisher: Find a Tender service; notice by Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth City Council; Location: Notice 2025/S 000-018809: two contracts (on-island and off-island), combined value 'in the region of £36M per annum', planned tender notice 26 May 2026.
Primary publisher: legislation.gov.uk (The National Archives); Period: In force 24 February 2025; text up to date to 24 July 2026 per legislation.gov.uk; Area: United Kingdom; Location: s.12(1)(a)-(d) value for money, public benefit, information sharing, integrity; s.12(4) SMEs may face particular barriers, consider whether they can be removed or reduced.
Primary publisher: legislation.gov.uk (The National Archives); Area: United Kingdom; Location: s.18(1)-(2): before a tender notice, consider whether the contract could be split and awarded by lots; if so, use lots or provide reasons for not doing so.
Primary publisher: legislation.gov.uk (The National Archives); Area: United Kingdom; Location: s.23(2)(a)-(d) criteria must relate to the subject-matter, be clear, measurable and specific, and proportionate; s.23(4) may limit the number of lots awarded to one supplier with an objective selection mechanism.
Primary publisher: legislation.gov.uk (The National Archives); Area: United Kingdom; Location: s.86(1): before inviting tenders for a regulated below-threshold contract, have regard to SME barriers; s.87(1),(3),(4)(b): below-threshold tender notice and contract details notice for contracts of not less than £30,000 (authorities other than central government). Section 86 read at https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2023/54/section/86.
Primary publisher: legislation.gov.uk (The National Archives); Area: United Kingdom; Location: s.93(1)-(4): authorities expecting to pay more than £100 million under relevant contracts in the coming financial year must publish, within 56 days of its start, a pipeline notice of contracts over £2 million planned in the next 18 months.
Primary publisher: legislation.gov.uk (The National Archives); Period: Amounts substituted from 1 January 2026 by SI 2025/1200; Area: United Kingdom; Location: Para 1(1) table: row 10 works contract £5,193,000; row 8 light touch contract £663,540; row 12 goods, services or works to a sub-central government authority £207,720.
Primary publisher: legislation.gov.uk (The National Archives); Period: Made 3 February 2026; in force 4 February 2026; Area: England; Location: Article 1(2) commencement; article 2 definitions (relevant contract = below-threshold contract to which s.17 of the Local Government Act 1988 applies); article 3(2)-(5) UK-based or local-area reservation and definition of 'based within' and 'local area'.
Primary publisher: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government; Period: Public update 16 February 2026; Area: England; Location: Paras 1-4 (policy and legal basis), 7 (in-scope authorities: best value authorities and parish councils), 10-11 (relevant contracts; Provider Selection Regime excluded), 12-17 (UK and local-area reservations; no other location restriction), 18-19 (SME/VCSE reservation already possible), 25-27 (value for money, not de facto direct award), 29-36 (notice wording).
Primary publisher: legislation.gov.uk (The National Archives); Area: England and Wales; Location: s.17(5)(e): the location of contractors' business activities or interests is a non-commercial matter.
Primary publisher: legislation.gov.uk (The National Archives); Area: England and Wales; Location: s.1(1)-(3): before procuring a public services contract the authority must consider how it might improve the economic, social and environmental well-being of the relevant area (text as amended for the Procurement Act 2023).
Primary publisher: Cabinet Office / Government Commercial Function; Period: In effect from 24 February 2025; Area: Contracting authorities under the Procurement Act 2023 (with listed exceptions); Location: Pages 2-4: 'Duration and review'; 'Delivering value for money' (value for money is 'always the overarching priority'); 'Driving economic growth' priority and action 1 'Maximise procurement spend with SMEs and VCSEs'; 'Delivering social and economic value' action 4. File SHA-256 8a13fb206a2f17fdeb105112c1f272f3bd3c0984bc065bfec453caab7110160a.
Primary publisher: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government; Area: England; Location: Part 2.1 paras 26-27 (quarterly publication), 28 (spending over £500) and the procurement information paragraphs (invitations to tender and contracts over £5,000, including 'whether or not the supplier is a small or medium sized enterprise and/or a voluntary or community sector organisation').
Primary publisher: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government; Area: England; Location: Councils may publish tenders and contracts between £5,000 and £30,000 on the Central Digital Platform to discharge the Code's tender and contract provisions; other Code requirements continue.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth City Council; Location: Header: 'Last updated: April 2025. As approved by Full Council on the 18th March 2025 with effect from 1 April 2025.'; The web page text was truncated when read; the linked PDF (media.portsmouth.gov.uk, May 2025) could not be retrieved on 2 November 2026. The rules' value bands and any lots, SME or social-value clauses were therefore not verified.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Title page date 'March 2021'; definition of 'Local Value' as benefits 'within the Portsmouth City postcode area'; methodology item to develop a Portsmouth Social Value Framework; reporting item 'Independent audit and published report'. Read through a PDF text parser; printed page numbers did not match the 21-page file.; No minimum social value evaluation weighting or contract value threshold was found in the policy text.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth City Council; Location: Page text: council 'has signed up to the Small Business Concordat', a 'voluntary, non-statutory code of practice'; aim is equal treatment, not competitive advantage. Signed document PDF dated by upload path 2020/04 (not opened).
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth City Council (excluding schools); Location: Monthly payments of £500 or more, published on data.portsmouth.gov.uk; supplier names of individuals and sole traders removed.
Primary publisher: UK Facts (editorial record); Period: Contracts register as released 10 August 2026 under FOI2026/02585; Area: Portsmouth City Council contracts; Location: Repository file lib/data-registry/portsmouth-contracts.ts (CONTRACTS_ANNUAL_TOTAL, SUPPLIER_BANDS, CONTRACT_EXPIRY, TOP_SUPPLIERS, SPEND_CATEGORIES, SO_WHAT) and legacy suggestion contract-lotting-smes.; The FOI release itself is not published at the cited link (a general FOI page) and no copy was found in the repository or workspace. Its figures cannot be reproduced from the public register, which has no supplier postcodes and no consistent annual value.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth International Port with project partners and the British Ports Association; Area: Portsmouth International Port; Location: Page 7 (funding: £19.8m incl. £18.9m to the port, £4.6m council match; key details; system fully live July 2026; electricity 80–85% of the ship’s cost); page 8 (timeline; £3.6m council grid upgrade); page 13 (monitoring and PM2.5 baseline); page 14 (remaining two berths; connection costs); page 15 (first Brittany Ferries grid-powered departure 3 August 2026; cost conundrum); page 16 (UK electricity prices); PDF SHA-256 4b26acbcc1682dedc9c93d5e29c468a5695fad8285ec0d059a65f37c5b75f93d. Partner essays are promotional and interested-party views; no measured connections, electricity or emissions figures are published in it.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth International Port; Period: Published 24 July 2026, modified 11 August 2026; Area: Portsmouth International Port; Location: Paragraphs 2–5 (first connections in testing; up to three ships at once expected later in 2026; £19.8m DfT and £4.6m council); paragraph on £3m council grid funding; Gives the council grid contribution as £3 million; the September white paper gives £3.6 million. Not reconciled.
Primary publisher: Department for Energy Security and Net Zero; Period: Calendar years 2005–2024; Area: Portsmouth local authority area (E06000044); Location: Sheet 1_1, row 5465 (2024): AB Transport Total 234.41, AA Transport Other 3.357, AT Grand Total 652.95, AV per capita 3.047; row 5446 (2005): AT 1409.18, AB 342.44; Accredited official statistics. Territorial, end-user basis. XLSX SHA-256 d51854b6b116adb81b0ff169225ca88d27d3a84f3e6a712f2790470e16458cb1. Release page updated 30 June 2026.
Primary publisher: Department for Energy Security and Net Zero; Area: UK local authorities; Location: Page 8 (some excluded sources not assigned to any local authority); pages 10–11 Table 1 (International aviation and shipping listed separately; excluded sectors marked in italics); page 12 (allocated shipping is inside Transport Other); page 56 (other transport sources); PDF SHA-256 84cbdc9ee699cdabd1fe360d18ac22c380f445665fda2ce32833ce6c1f87d8f1. Italic marking of excluded sectors could not be read from extracted text.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council (Travel Portsmouth); Area: Portsmouth; Location: Funding section (£48.3m confirmed April 2022: £13m revenue, £35.3m capital; delivered 2022–2026); partnership paragraph (enhanced partnership with Stagecoach South and First Solent); The page also quotes passenger growth figures (53% and, in a news item, 41%) on different bases; they are not used here.
Primary publisher: Department for Transport; Period: Updated 22 July 2026; financial years 2026/27 to 2028/29; Area: Portsmouth City Council (local transport authority); Location: Allocation table, Portsmouth City Council row: original 2026/27 £2,445,332; uplift £119,150; revised 2026/27 £2,564,482; 2027/28 £2,445,332; 2028/29 £2,445,332; total £7,455,146; Revenue only. Bus revenue and capital remain ring-fenced for bus projects (LTP4 implementation plan para 3.9).
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Period: Financial year 2025/26; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Para 2.1–2.3 (strategy adopted October 2021; new four-year implementation plan 2026/27–2029/30 from July 2026); 4.2–4.5 (achievements incl. Kendalls Wharf crossing, LCWIP feasibility, 31 bike hangers, coast path live March 2026, Pompey Link extended to May 2027, 11.92m bus journeys); 5.4 (Walking and Cycling Strategy in development during 2026); PDF SHA-256 2ad101377d1423ff33d0abd4743c04ea1150328bac03f5ba385ac10e2d5f2e22. Council self-reporting; information-only report.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Period: Financial year 2026/27; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Para 1.1 (£1,495,000 implementation plan); 3.9–3.10 (Local Transport Consolidated Funding, four-year settlement, bus funding ring-fenced, Local Transport Delivery Plan due September 2026); appendix scheme table page 12 (Active Travel Infrastructure Improvements; seafront crossings near Canoe Lake); page 16 (Lake Road 280m segregated lanes; East-West Active Travel Corridor; Vivacity cameras and monitoring at 6 months and 2 years); PDF SHA-256 32463db351eef5c976e624813d3f5fc2078d4ee385eb0d549ee3dcedfe5786dc. The AMR says this plan was replaced in July 2026 by a 2026/27–2029/30 plan, which was not retrieved.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Decision 2 (approved the LCWIP as the basis of the active travel development strategy for the life of LTP4); minutes (funding for the short-term projects has not been identified; city centre removed from auditing)
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Period: Plan period 2021–2031 (decision item titled 2020–2030); Area: Portsmouth; Location: Page 9 (phased approach; secondary and tertiary networks for future iterations); page 19 (primary network audited; secondary and tertiary not audited); page 20 Figure 5 (East-West routes 601, 602, 801; Eastern corridor 108, 205, 301; Western corridor 307, 307a, 405, 503); page 21 (short 0–3, medium 3–5, longer 5–10 years); pages 32–36 (corridor and section priority tables, e.g. 802 Southsea Seafront to HM Naval Base; 603 Gosport to Southsea Seafront); Adopted version attached to the February 2022 decision. PDF SHA-256 bb2b78ab3873dc19e8627dc2cfd6d4074ad3d7449c0582a275c4bfbe50f3cdfa. The word DRAFT appears only as a drawing status on one appendix map. Route numbers match the earlier draft file.
Primary publisher: Department for Transport and Active Travel England; Period: Financial years 2026/27 to 2029/30; Area: Portsmouth Unitary Authority; Location: Allocation table, Portsmouth Unitary Authority row: capital £258,433 a year over 4 years; resource £81,085 a year over 3 years; total £1,276,988
Primary publisher: Department for Transport and Active Travel England; Period: Financial year 2025/26; updated 21 March 2025; Area: Portsmouth Unitary Authority; Location: Allocation table, Portsmouth Unitary Authority row: £419,974
Primary publisher: Department for Transport; Period: Calendar years 2016–2025 (final results 2025); Area: Portsmouth local authority area (E06000044); Location: Sheet Road_user_type, Pedal Cyclist rows 987 (killed), 2643 (KSI unadjusted), 4299 (KSI adjusted), 5955 (all casualties); sheet Road_user_type_local rows 2211 and 4659 (locally managed roads); Notes sheet notes 1–4; ODS SHA-256 ac551fbf73f4b8ccb11dbfbdbf8bc312be2f897d3103260c1552483d602259d2. Police-reported casualties only. Serious injuries are severity-adjusted from 2016. Exact publication day not captured; the DfT tables index lists the RAS0403 update as July 2026.
Primary publisher: Department for Transport (analysis of Sport England Active Lives Survey); Period: Survey years to mid-November, 2016 to 2023; Area: Portsmouth (E06000044) and England; Location: Sheet CW0302 rows 2898–2909 (Portsmouth) and row 7 (England, any purpose, at least once per week); sheet CW0302_ci rows 2898–2899 (confidence intervals); sheet CW0302_sample; ODS SHA-256 a56d70db70042cb66fe25fec964ace0e69562b957f1cc53ee893a1ca169c7a92. Survey-based estimate. Final DfT edition: DfT says Active Lives walking and cycling figures are now published solely by Sport England.
Primary publisher: Department for Transport; Area: England; Location: Section Latest walking and cycling statistics: transition note; Active Lives statistics now published solely by Sport England; last DfT release 28 August 2024
Primary publisher: Sport England; Area: England, regions and local authorities; Linked, not republished. No licence or reuse statement was found on the Active Lives data tables page on 2 November 2026, so values are not reproduced here.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council (Southsea Coastal Scheme); Area: Southsea seafront, Old Portsmouth to Eastney; Location: Page 2 (4.5km, over £180m, over 10,000 homes and 700 businesses); page 4 (phase dates); page 12 (Frontage 3 Southsea Common opened 2 April 2026, 3m two-way cycle lane); page 14 (Frontage 5 East two-way cycle route, completion spring 2027; Frontage 6 spring 2027 to late summer 2028); page 16 (Frontage 2 Clarence Pier from autumn 2027, subject to approvals); PDF SHA-256 9af9cdcf193a6cf030e1d5f9308b198e5f436cd0a18aaa2c095df46a72f1c37a. Coastal capital is a flood-defence budget, not a cycling budget.
Primary publisher: UK Facts; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Suggestion cycle-circuit (captured in inventory/legacy-ten-suggestions.json); Editorial source, not primary evidence. Its cited evidence was a UK Facts development-plan page, not a council document.
Primary publisher: Environment Agency; Location: SUPPORTING_DOCUMENTS/RoFRS Product Description.pdf, Overview section (likelihood categories and treatment of defences); States that RoFRS takes into account the presence and condition of flood defences, and that the High band means a 1 in 30 (3.3%) or greater chance of flooding in any year.
Primary publisher: Southsea Coastal Scheme (Portsmouth City Council, delivered by Coastal Partners); Area: Southsea seafront; Location: Intro paragraph; frontage cards 1 to 6 with status labels; 'What we're protecting' panel; Replaces the Coastal Partners project page (pcc-source-052), which returned HTTP 404 on 2 November 2026.
Primary publisher: Southsea Coastal Scheme; Location: 'Final design underway' section
Primary publisher: Southsea Coastal Scheme; Location: Paragraphs 2, 5 and 6, and final paragraph on delivery partners and funding
Primary publisher: Southsea Coastal Scheme; Location: Paragraphs 1 to 3
Primary publisher: North Portsea Coastal Scheme (Portsmouth City Council, delivered by Coastal Partners); Area: North Portsea Island; Location: Intro paragraph and phase cards (page modified 22 October 2026)
Primary publisher: North Portsea Coastal Scheme; Location: Sections 'Ports Creek is now open', 'Why are some areas still closed?', 'What happens next?' and 'Helping nature thrive' (page modified 23 October 2026)
Primary publisher: North Portsea Coastal Scheme; Location: Paragraphs 2, 3, 6 and the last three paragraphs
Primary publisher: Environment Agency; Period: April 2026 to March 2027; Area: England; Location: Sheet 'List of schemes', rows 409 (Portsea Island Flood Cell 1 Southsea), 191 and 192 (Farlington Marshes); column 'Indicative Government Investment 2026/27 (£k)'; File SHA-256 2a932cbd21eea758223579c05e5eef5644192da3cd08979f615cf143099030e2. Read-me sheet says allocations are for 2026/27 only and subject to change.
Primary publisher: North Solent Shoreline Management Plan, hosted by the Environment Agency; Location: Pages 273 to 274: summary description, final policy options table, rationale and funding
Primary publisher: legislation.gov.uk; Location: Section 4(1)
Primary publisher: legislation.gov.uk; Location: Section 6(13), definition of risk management authority
Primary publisher: Environment Agency; Period: Calendar year 2025; Area: England, by company; Location: Summary data workbook, Table 1 rows 12 and 17 and Table 2 row 26, Southern Water column
Primary publisher: Environment Agency; Location: Dataset guide PDF, column descriptions for total duration and the 12 to 24 hour counting method; update frequency (annually in March)
Primary publisher: Environment Agency; Period: 2004 to 2025; Area: Southsea East bathing water; Location: Items by sampleYear; complianceClassification; assessmentQualifier (actual assessment from 2015; projected assessment 2004 to 2014)
Primary publisher: Environment Agency; Period: 2004 to 2025; Area: Eastney bathing water; Location: Items by sampleYear; complianceClassification
Primary publisher: Environment Agency; Period: 2026 profile; assessment period 2022 to 2025; Area: Eastney bathing water; Location: Fields esoOutfallsStatement, historyStatement, stwOutfallsStatement, pollutionRiskForecastStatement, visiblePollutionStatement
Primary publisher: Environment Agency; Period: 2026 bathing season (15 May to 30 September); Area: Southsea East (16600); same query with 16500 for Eastney; Location: Distinct sampleDateTime values; the API repeats a sample for each record date
Primary publisher: Environment Agency (GOV.UK); Area: England; Location: Publication change history (GOV.UK content API); Used for the publication date only. Classifications were read from the Environment Agency data API. The existing registry links the 2024 page, labelled as 2025.
Primary publisher: Environment Agency; Period: 2025 to 2030 programme (some actions to 2035); Area: England; Southern Water rows; Location: Sheet 'PR24 WINEP National Data', rows 10726, 10727, 10738, 10746, 10757, 10772, 10777, 10934, 11080, 11298, 11305, 11311, 11326, 11345, 11366 to 11368, 11378, 11380, 11383, 11740, 11741, 11888, 11889, 11960, 11975, 12012, 12077, 12118; columns Unique_ID, Action_Name, Action_Description, Licence_Permit_Obstruction_ID, Driver codes, Completion_Date (Excel date); File SHA-256 123a0d7a501ed783916fc28ae4523fa9207b4d834f902081fd6ac5f861d7dc91. The data.gov.uk catalogue record was modified on 2026-09-18; the file's own release date is not stated in the sheet.
Primary publisher: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs; Area: England; Location: Page 13 (target 2: protecting public health in designated bathing waters); target timetable table; Annex 1 page 35 (spill standards and the definition of 'near')
Primary publisher: Competition and Markets Authority; Area: Southern Water; Location: Paragraphs 6.176 to 6.182 and 6.213; Table 6.4 (pages 63 to 65)
Primary publisher: Southern Water; Location: Whole article; No publication date on the page. Read through WebFetch (a summarising fetch); direct fetching was blocked.
Primary publisher: Southern Water; Location: Whole article (Stanley Road, Stamshaw paragraph); No publication date on the page. Read through WebFetch.
Primary publisher: Southern Water; Location: Sentence naming the Three Harbours Partnership; Undated page. Read through WebFetch.
Primary publisher: Southern Water; Location: Clean Rivers and Seas Plan section and FAQ; Read through WebFetch.
Primary publisher: Southern Water; Area: Southern Water; Budds Farm system; Location: Page 15 (shellfish waters); section 3.7 pages 53 to 57 (Budds Farm and the AMP8 programme); A business plan proposal from October 2023, before Ofwat's final determination. It is not evidence of approved scope or delivery.
Primary publisher: legislation.gov.uk; Location: Section 94(1)
Primary publisher: legislation.gov.uk; Location: Section 141A(1)
Primary publisher: Environment Agency; Period: 2025 bathing season; Area: Southsea East bathing water; Location: Daily predictions 9 August to 28 September 2025 with 'Advice against bathing: pollution risk warning'
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Hilsea Lido; Location: Overview (renovated by the council, funded by UK government; now open; operated by Sea Lanes backed by South Downs Leisure)
Primary publisher: Hilsea Lido (operated by Sea Lanes with South Downs Leisure); Area: Hilsea Lido; Location: Opening Times table; Pay-per-swim prices; concession eligibility paragraph; Membership options; FAQs on pool depth and accessible entry lagoons, heating and capacity; Prices and hours as published on 2 November 2026; season not stated on the page. Concession prices are not shown on this page.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth (PO1–PO6 and some PO7 addresses); Location: Overview: residents receiving means-tested benefit; discounts on sports centres, pools, museums and more
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Intro (up to 50% unless stated); BH Live Sports Centres (BH Access Card, up to 45%); Hilsea Lido (£6 swim, £10 swim and sauna, 20% off membership: £41.60 and £27.20 a month); Says discounts are subject to change.
Primary publisher: BH Live Active; Area: BH Live centres incl. Portsmouth; Location: Free swimming for children (under-12s swim free in all Portsmouth pools); Portsmouth Leisure Card (up to 40% off pay-as-you-go); Operator says up to 40%; council list says up to 45%. Not reconciled.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Bransbury Park, Eastney; Location: Why section (on several bus routes; 35,796 people within 1.5km); Our commitments (25m four-lane pool and learner pool; operate with minimal financial support; GP surgery £1.5m recovered through rent; Eastney pool demolished; Wimbledon Park kept for a decade; indoor facilities assessment planned for 2025); What has been done (planning approved 18 Dec 2024; construction began early 2026)
Primary publisher: Willmott Dixon; Area: Bransbury Park; Location: Paragraphs 1–3: facilities; free-access floodlit multi-use games area; completion scheduled winter 2027; Contractor press release. Its figure of more than £40m council sport investment over a decade differs in scope from the council’s nearly £20m since 2017; neither is a project budget.
Primary publisher: Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (WasteDataFlow); Period: 2012/13 to 2024/25; Area: Portsmouth local authority (E06000044); Location: Sheet LA_incidents, header row 9, Portsmouth rows for 2022-23, 2023-24 and 2024-25 (columns Total Incidents, land type, waste type, size, Mid population estimates, Incidents per 1,000 people, Reporting basis); sheet LA_actions, header row 10, same years (FPN, duty of care inspection, prosecution and outcome columns); Downloaded file SHA-256 f9d5eff2d132be2f193c957b23cbf5785b944495a666a0644018afe960270350. Cover sheet: originally published 9:30am 25 February 2026. Portsmouth reporting basis is All incidents. Clearance cost cells for Portsmouth are shown as ':' (not available).
Primary publisher: Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (WasteDataFlow); Period: 2007/08 to 2024/25; Area: England; Location: Sheet National_Level_Incidents rows for 2023/24 and 2024/25 (land type, waste type and size tables); sheet National_Level_Actions rows for 2024/25 (actions, FPN breakdown, prosecutions); SHA-256 f6553e540eea6b97102ef9c24d05229c0101b1c51ab61261010ac71a16c439e3. National totals include estimates for non-response and missing data, so they are not a simple sum of local authority rows.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Period: Effective 13 July 2026; review every 3 years; Area: Portsmouth City Council area; Location: Section 3 Principles (Targeting); 6.2 Enforcement options; 6.4 FPN levels; 7 Public engagement; 8 Review and monitoring (key indicators, hotspot mapping, performance data may be published); Appendix A1 fly-tipping FPN matrix; SHA-256 2a1a86bed56249a3b8996691386fe142227dadafa19e962754679c7c5d8bd7bc. Linked from the council fly-tipping page. Cabinet Member for Environmental Services decision item, 1 July 2026 (democracy issue IId=34958).
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Purpose of report and recommendations 1-3; Recommendation text seeks approval for the policy effective 13 July 2026 including the FPN matrix. The linked report PDFs returned HTTP 403 to automated retrieval; the decision record itself was not read.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Sections: Getting rid of waste legally; Your legal responsibility for household waste; Before giving waste to someone else; Fly-tipping penalty costs; Undated web page.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Rows: Not showing a waste transfer note; Not showing a waste carrier licence; Dumping waste without permission; Not taking care with household waste; Undated web page.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Period: Cabinet 22 September 2026; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Para 3.3 (326 FPNs in 2025/26 for littering and fly-tipping); para 4.3 table of tonnes of fly-tipping collected 2015-2025; para 7.1 no direct financial implications; Read via Firecrawl PDF parse (direct download returned HTTP 403). The recommendation sheet in the PDF is unsigned; decision outcome not read. The tonnage table does not state whether years are calendar or financial years.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Period: Effective September 2026; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Sections 2.3 (no publication of under-18s), 3.2 principles, 5 images and surveillance, 6.2 enforcement options; SHA-256 f929881ba3b6b5230fa32ad195b33babf3b6af0f76e3264ecb6d8c4362e00c1b. Linked from the council fly-tipping page, which indicates the policy is in use.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Overview: bookings and permits are now digital; phone option for PO1-PO6 and some PO7 residents; each booking counts as one of the 12 visits included with a van or trailer permit; customers outside Hampshire pay; Undated web page. Opening times and any DIY-waste charges were not on the retrieved overview text and were not verified.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Collection costs: from £40; one free collection in any rolling 12 months for Council Tax support recipients, up to 2 cubic metres; items not collected include building and DIY waste; Undated web page.
Primary publisher: legislation.gov.uk (The National Archives); Area: England and Wales; Location: s.34(2A): occupier of domestic property must take reasonable measures to transfer household waste only to an authorised person; Revised text as shown on legislation.gov.uk on retrieval date.
Primary publisher: legislation.gov.uk (The National Archives); Area: England and Wales; Location: s.34ZA, including subsections (12)-(14) on authorised officers; Power for waste collection authorities to give FPNs to householders.
Primary publisher: Environment Agency / Defra Data Services Platform; Area: England (Scottish and Welsh registrations also valid in England); Location: Search page text: upper and lower tier definitions; complete register download link; Live search tool; no individual registrations were looked up.
Primary publisher: legislation.gov.uk (The National Archives); Area: England (extends to England and Wales); Location: Regulation 1(2) commencement; Explanatory Note (regs 7, 23, 24, 26, 28, 30); Made 22 July 2026. Regs 1, 2 and 27-31 in force 21 days after making; the remainder at the end of 12 months beginning with the day the Regulations were made. Existing carriers, brokers and dealers move across on a timetable set by reg 28 and 30.
Primary publisher: Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs; Area: England; Location: Regulatory reform for prevention (CBD reforms move carriers, brokers and dealers into environmental permitting); penalty points for fly-tipping drivers; Defra will soon consult on conditional cautions; Annex A list of measures; Policy paper. Statements of intent; consultation and penalty-point timing not verified here.
Primary publisher: National Centre for Social Research (for Defra, via Air & Space Evidence); Period: Fieldwork 29 July to 19 August 2021; Area: England (1,969 adults on NatCen Panel); Location: Findings paragraphs (57% aware carriers must be licensed; 28% aware of online database; 11% knew they could be convicted; 56% of HWRC users had difficulties; 37% long queues); Methodology; Survey-based evidence. National, not Portsmouth. Probability panel, weighted; overall response rate 12%.
Primary publisher: Office for National Statistics (police recorded crime from the Home Office); Period: April 2025 to March 2026; Area: Portsmouth Community Safety Partnership (E22000118 = Portsmouth E06000044); England; Location: Table C2 row 139 column G (24,163); Table C4 row 139 columns G (population mid-2024 rounded 214,300) and I (112.74); Table P3 row 10 (England, mid-2024 population 58,620,100, rate 83.45); Table P3 row 48 (Hampshire force 73.59); SHA-256 27d7884ef0e07dad01e602e48a430871ea2db1f558dbaa496e1f1f22e06c307f, identical to the receipt in data/counts/context/crime/E06000044.json. Official statistics, not accredited. Excludes fraud; British Transport Police offences not allocated to CSPs.
Primary publisher: Office for National Statistics (police recorded crime from the Home Office); Period: July 2025 to June 2026 (comparison year July 2024 to June 2025); Area: Portsmouth CSP; England; Location: Table C2 row 139 (24,305 total; robbery 408; vehicle offences 1,323; violence with injury 2,822; violence against the person 9,733); Table C5 row 139 (year ending June 2025: 24,718; robbery 269; vehicle 1,023; violence with injury 3,163); Table C3 row 139 (-1.67%); Table C4 row 139 (113.40 per 1,000, mid-2024 population); Table C2 'Unassigned Hampshire' 3,265; Notes - CSP notes 1, 2, 7; SHA-256 d28f75222ae1395cda4c415a20056251744d3b090fdd63c6802de893c2304ef3. Table C3's title says 'year ending March 2025 and year ending June 2026', but its values equal the change from Table C5 (year ending June 2025); treated as a title error. England rate in Table P3 uses mid-2025 population, while CSP rates use mid-2024, so England and Portsmouth rates in this release are not on the same denominator vintage.
Primary publisher: UK Facts repository from Police.uk street-level API; Period: September 2024 to August 2026 (monthly); Area: 14 Portsmouth electoral wards, May 2026 boundaries; Location: areas[slug=portsmouth].wards[*].crime.months; source police-street (generatedAt 2026-10-17T09:57Z; 72 request receipts); method text in sources[police-street].method; Agent summed the 14 wards' monthly crimeExclAsb and asb fields for September 2025-August 2026 and September 2024-August 2025. Not re-fetched from the API on 2 November 2026.
Primary publisher: data.police.uk; Area: England, Wales and Northern Ireland; Location: Known Issues (court outcomes from June 2019 onwards currently unavailable; British Transport Police ASB not provided since April 2016); monthly entries from August 2024 to August 2026 contain no Hampshire entries; Checked for missing Hampshire months in the displayed window.
Primary publisher: Police.uk (source ONS); Period: Year ending March 2026; quarters to March 2026; Area: Portsmouth local policing area and its most similar group; Location: Crime in Portsmouth compared with crime in similar areas (table: Portsmouth 112.32; most similar group average 108.69; lower bound 70.93; upper bound 166.55); quarterly table; Read via Firecrawl scrape (direct request returned HTTP 403). Rate differs slightly from ONS Table C4 (112.74); Police.uk does not state its denominator on the page.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council for the Safer Portsmouth Partnership; Period: 2025-2028; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Current Community Safety Plan and priorities (four priorities); 'How we address exploitation' (4-weekly Community Tactical Coordination Group); Young Futures pilot October 2025 to March 2026; Web page summary of the plan; the full plan document was not found linked on the page.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council Public Health Intelligence Team; Period: 2023/24; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Section 1 Introduction (statutory annual assessment and three-year plan); Section 2 Overview of crime trends; SHA-256 9fc0f787d351ff55b44f0a159ab33268fa539c999fbbe16a6c0a71f83b4fa1c2. Latest strategic assessment linked from the council page on 2 November 2026.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council Public Health Intelligence Team; Period: Fieldwork February-March 2026; Area: Portsmouth (adults 18+); Location: Section 1 Background and methodology (1,074 face-to-face interviews; 352 separate online responses); 2 Representativeness; 3 Quality of life (65%); 4 ASB (77% witnessed or experienced; fewer than a quarter reported); 5 Fear and experience of crime (about a third victims; 22% cybercrime vs 16% in 2024; about half of crimes reported); 7 Places avoided; 9.1 Recommendations; SHA-256 359189e3c7091b1d38403f7fd618bf6ea58b192a11c1e5ee17f36529f33de344. Survey-based evidence; face-to-face sample at high-footfall locations, not a random sample; older people over-represented and some wards under-represented. Full report also published (Community-Safety-Survey-2026-accessible-aa.pdf), not read in full.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Page text (every two years since 2012, around 1,000 residents; 2024 key findings; document links for 2026 and 2024); The page's narrative still shows 2024 findings while linking the 2026 reports.
Primary publisher: Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight; Period: 2024-2028; Area: Hampshire and Isle of Wight police force area; Location: Contents (six local priorities including Police Visibility and Engagement and Anti-Social Behaviour); pages 10-11 'I will' commitments (more Local Bobbies; hold Chief Constable to account for feedback and timely investigations); Anti-Social Behaviour section (ASB Task Force; £500k into 29 projects in 2024; £750k Home Office grant to local authorities for ASB wardens); SHA-256 ebd3498d63d9ad95bb9b1759c5c45b8a7d8c121d6d3893de168130c13e159628. File uploaded October 2026 and linked from https://www.hampshire-pcc.gov.uk/commissioner/police-crime-plan; plan launched 1 November 2024 (OPCC news item).
Primary publisher: Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight; Area: Hampshire and Isle of Wight; Location: Key takeaways paragraph; Press release; used only for the launch date and priority list.
Primary publisher: Home Office; Area: England and Wales; Location: Pillar 2 Community-led (named, contactable officer for every neighbourhood); Pillar 4 ASB; Outcomes list including 'Reduction of repeat victimisation'; evidence statement on targeted visible presence, engagement, problem-solving and procedural justice; Policy paper, page shows Updated 13 May 2025.
Primary publisher: Home Office; Area: England and Wales; Location: Paragraph: all police forces have now published antisocial behaviour action plans by their designated ASB lead; Government press release; force-level figures not checked.
Primary publisher: Home Office; Area: England and Wales; Location: Paragraph: transition to the new model at the end of the next electoral cycle in 2028; Announcement; legislation and successor body for Hampshire not verified.
Primary publisher: legislation.gov.uk; Area: England and Wales; Location: s.6(1)(a)-(c); Duty on responsible authorities (the community safety partnership) to formulate and implement crime and disorder strategies.
Primary publisher: legislation.gov.uk; Area: England and Wales; Location: s.17(1)(a)-(d); Applies to the council, police and others listed.
Primary publisher: legislation.gov.uk; Area: England and Wales; Location: s.104(1), (2), (4); Relevant bodies must publish review procedures; threshold met where at least three qualifying complaints (or the number set locally).
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Period: 23 October 2026 to 23 January 2027; Area: Portsmouth City Council; Location: Plan item list (4 items in the view read): Updates to Emergency Planning Arrangements; Disposal of Medina House; Corporate Plan 2026-2028; Primary Review Proposals. Fields: decision maker, decision due, lead officer, notice of proposed decision first published, anticipated restriction.; The view read used the site's EVT=106 filter; an unfiltered view may list more items.
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Period: Meeting 27 October 2026; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Items 3-9 with recommendations and recorded decisions; item 6 (PFI expiry, decisions 1-5); item 9 (Disused Utility Store, decisions 2-3: 44 affordable sheltered homes approved in principle; £15.45m Housing Development Pipeline budget in the HRA Capital Programme approved by Council in February 2026, phased £0.5m 2026/27, £4.984m 2027/28, £4.984m 2028/29, £4.982m 2029/30).
Primary publisher: Portsmouth City Council; Period: Cabinet 27 October 2026; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Paragraphs 3.1 (contract ends 31 March 2030) and 7.3-7.4 (options paper planned for Spring 2027).
Primary publisher: legislation.gov.uk (The National Archives); Period: Made 3 June 2026; in force the following day, except Part 5 (mayoral functions) from 8 May 2028; Area: Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Portsmouth and Southampton; Location: Preamble (consent of the four councils); regulation 1(2)-(3) commencement; regulation 2 ('constituent councils'); regulation 6(2) first mayoral election 4 May 2028 and 6(4) term begins 8 May 2028.
Primary publisher: National Infrastructure and Service Transformation Authority (GOV.UK); Period: Data reported by departments on 31 March 2026; Area: UK government major projects; Location: Publication page summary; data CSV https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/6a4fb28da6586e258d371bfd/NISTA_Major_Projects_Annual_Report_2025-2026_Data.csv (SHA-256 434e3667308157be0539f4ce85f208e7b69af373a2638df457f40c1197d8524e): 189 project rows; columns include delivery confidence assessments, start and end dates, schedule narrative, financial-year baseline and forecast, variance, whole-life cost, benefits, evaluation plan link and named senior responsible owner.; A national comparator, used only as a design example.
Primary publisher: UK Facts; Period: As of 15 September 2026; Area: Portsmouth; Location: Repository file lib/data-registry/portsmouth-project-tracker.ts: TRACKER_AS_OF, TRACKED_PROJECTS (7 rows), TRACKER_METHOD_NOTE; rendered by components/hampshire/ProjectTracker.tsx on the development-plan page.; UK Facts' own manually assembled record, not an official council register.
Primary publisher: UK Facts / Facts Count (editorial record); Period: Stage dates 15 September to 17 October 2026; Area: Portsmouth; Location: data/counts/portsmouth.json 'projects' (10 entries with stage and stageAsOf); inventory/current-twelve-actions.json.; Editorial record shared by UK Facts dev and Facts Count; not an official register.
Primary publisher: Find a Tender service; notice by Portsmouth City Council; Area: Portsmouth City Council; Location: Notice 2026/S 000-097760: contract dates 1 April 2027 to 31 March 2032 (possible extension to 31 March 2037).; Used as an example of official milestone data already published in a structured form.
Retained project confidence: Inferred; funder: Attributed to Levelling Up Fund — NOT CONFIRMED. Official council or government source.
Retained project confidence: Published; funder: Environment Agency flood defence grant in aid, with partnership funding. Primary source: Coastal Partners, the local-authority coastal partnership, or its scheme website.
Primary source: council-owned Portsmouth International Port, the project operator.
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