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National address<br />

gazetteer


What is the national address gazetteer?<br />

The definitive database of addresses<br />

For Great Britain<br />

– bringing together the best of Local<br />

Government and Ordnance Survey<br />

address <strong>processes</strong> and products…..<br />

– through a new joint venture company<br />

called GeoPlace<br />

The joint venture has agreed terms to<br />

acquire Intelligent Addressing<br />

– carrying forward the investment made<br />

in the NLPG<br />

– retaining existing Local Government<br />

address and street <strong>processes</strong><br />

– OfT process<br />

<strong>Harmonising</strong> <strong>processes</strong><br />

– local government and Ordnance Survey will manage a single address and street database<br />

– this will be made available through Ordnance Survey to all PSMA members and the wider<br />

commercial market<br />

– Data reconciliation is underway<br />

GeoPlace will manage the National Street Gazetteer<br />

– and will bring together street products and <strong>processes</strong> from the partners in time.


Why are we doing this?<br />

There have been three separate databases of addresses:<br />

• Local Government’s National Land and Property Gazetteer (NLPG/NSG)<br />

• Royal Mail’s Postcode Address File (PAF)<br />

• Ordnance Survey’s OS MasterMap Address Layer 2 (Address Layer and ADDRESS-POINT)<br />

Two separate databases of streets<br />

• NSG<br />

• ITN<br />

Issues relating to:<br />

• completeness<br />

• currency<br />

• each created against different standards<br />

• all based on different references


Strong support for creation of a<br />

harmonised solution<br />

Public Sector<br />

• Customers<br />

• Power of Information Task Force<br />

• UK Statistics Authority<br />

• APPSI<br />

• Public Administration Select Committee<br />

• SOCITM<br />

• CLG consultation on Ordnance Survey<br />

Policy Options<br />

• Tell Us Once<br />

• INSPIRE and Location Strategy<br />

• Emergency Services<br />

• Electoral reform<br />

Private Sector<br />

• AGI<br />

• RICS<br />

• The Locus Association<br />

• Demographic User Group<br />

• Utilities<br />

CLG’s consultation on Ordnance<br />

Survey – Question 9:<br />

Large majority of responders were supportive of a<br />

definitive national address register<br />

• Identified efficiency gains and improved service<br />

delivery


How it will work<br />

NSG<br />

NLPG<br />

NAG<br />

AL2<br />

AL<br />

AP<br />

OS Distribution<br />

3 rd Party<br />

ASD<br />

Candidates<br />

JV Hub<br />

OS Production<br />

Systems<br />

LLPG<br />

LSG<br />

VOA<br />

PAF<br />

OS<br />

Survey<br />

SNN<br />

ASD


Existing products<br />

• The national address<br />

gazetteer will be made<br />

available, free at point of<br />

use, to members of the<br />

Public Sector Mapping<br />

Agreement • The supply of existing products<br />

including the ADDRESS-POINT,<br />

OS MasterMap Address Layer,<br />

Address Layer 2 and the NLPG<br />

will continue to be licensed and<br />

provided as part of the PSMA for<br />

a limited period (NLPG may have<br />

a longer timeframe)<br />

• There will be a migration period<br />

in the future to move all data<br />

users to the NAG.<br />

• NSG provided by GeoPlace for<br />

MSA members and statutory use


Contractual relationships<br />

• Existing MSA contracts for supply of gazetteer data from creating<br />

authorities will be extended and eventually replaced by direct<br />

arrangement with GeoPlace<br />

– Governance through the Gazetteer Chair Groups (Gazetteer Custodian<br />

Representative Group)<br />

• Existing MSA contracts for gazetteer services from IA will be<br />

extended<br />

• NLPG licensed through PSMA<br />

• NSG licensed direct on application<br />

• OS address products licensed through PSMA<br />

• PAF………..<br />

• PSMA membership requires MSA contracts / GeoPlace replacement<br />

contracts to be in place


Benefits<br />

Potential savings and opportunity<br />

benefits across the public sector<br />

from joining information for<br />

service delivery and<br />

policy development and monitoring.<br />

Removal of direct costs for central gazetteer<br />

services<br />

The NAG will include<br />

- the UPRN and USRN from local government,<br />

- TOID references from Ordnance Survey,<br />

- Royal Mail references and addresses and<br />

- VOA references<br />

which will facilitate data sharing between<br />

organisational departments and all address<br />

users.

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