About Calderdale Data Works

Calderdale Data Works provides open data which is freely available and can be used and republished by anyone, without restrictions.

We want Calderdale to become a technical and digital hub and Open Data is a big part of that. Collaboration is key to delivering big priorities like economic growth, social inclusion and public service transformation and using new technology to change people’s expectations about their relationship with Calderdale Council, see Digital Calderdale.

We hold massive amounts of information and we want residents, businesses and other organisations to benefit by making this more widely and easily available on this platform.

We are updating information regularly so keep checking back for the latest data. Ask us a question, let us know what else you’d like us to publish, share your ideas or submit your own data – Get Involved

We’re passionate about data and we’ll be using our news and projects section to show how open data can be used to improve, innovate and transform services. You’ll also be able to keep in touch with latest digital events and projects in Calderdale and the Leeds City Region.

Who we are

Calderdale Data Works is owned and managed by Calderdale Council.  Our Open Data platform is developed and supported by DataPress, who connect open data publishers with their local communities and whose engagement platform powers both the London DataStore and the Data Mill North.

We are a founding member of Open Innovations (formerly Open Data institute (ODI) – Leeds) and are working closely with them and other partners on a range of Open Data projects.  More information about the projects and innovation taking place can be found at Open Innovations projects.

Find out more about Data Works and Open Data in Calderdale by viewing our YouTube video.

Legal Credits

Where possible we will make our data available in an open, machine readable format that can be easily re-used and is available free to download and re-use under the Terms and Conditions of the Open Government Licence|.

Photography used throughout the site is licenced under Creative Commons 2.0 from Tim Green.

Topic icons are licenced under multiple editions Creative Commons from The Noun Project.