This page catalogues database sources and datasets (accessible in the /datasets directory of the GitHub repository that hosts the page) which relate to UK public services collected by non-governmental research institutions and central government available under a Open Government Licence. They may be useful for analysing trends in the use of central government services and conducting analyses to assess the use and potential of automated decision-making and AI applications in service delivery.
This page is maintained by Vincent Straub, John Francis, Youmna Hashem, Deborah Morgan, Saba Esnaashari, and Jonathan Bright, as part of the AI for Public Services team at the Alan Turing Institute.
It provides background information on understanding the UK government open data ecosystem, a list of databases, a list of datasets, resources for finding data, as well as instructions on how to contribute in the adding links section.
201210-202303-govuk-domain-names.csvThe following organisations provide newsletters and further information on open data developments in UK government:
<a id="title-header"></a>
#### Title
* Link to database: [url](url) - direct download is preferred, e.g. a link straight to a .zip file
* Link to publication: [url](url) - link to the documentation and/or a data statement about the data
* Datasets available: state the number of datasets available on the database
* Public service domains: state which domain(s) the database provides data on (e.g. education, justice, social welfare, healthcare)
* Reference: * Size of dataset: Give the number of instances of public services covered
* Reference: Give a bibliographic reference for the data (if there is one), with title, author, year, venue etc
<a id="title-header"></a>
#### Title
* Link to data: [url](url) - direct download is preferred, e.g. a link straight to a .zip file
* Link to publication: [url](url) - link to the documentation and/or a data statement about the data
* Size of dataset: state the number of instances of public services covered
* Public service domain: state which domain the dataset provides data on (e.g. education, justice, social welfare, healthcare)
* Medium: text / numeric
* Reference: Give a bibliographic reference for the data (if there is one), with title, author, year, venue etc