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Standard User Pheasant
(knowledge is power) Sat 07-Jan-23 15:17:30
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[re: candlerb] [link to this post]
 
https://onenetworkhq.medium.com/all-change-at-street...

https://uk.one.network/news-events/street-manager-wh...

I can probably find the dFT references too
Standard User kitcat
(fountain of knowledge) Sat 07-Jan-23 15:53:32
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As a member of the public you can register for free and then see some of the info as before. I assume that there will be some restrictions on the amount of access.
Standard User candlerb
(knowledge is power) Sat 07-Jan-23 18:07:32
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Yeah, I already read those. I may be cynical, but I don't believe that's why they made these changes.

"Open government" demands more sharing about what is being done with the infrastructure that we pay for, not less.


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Standard User XGS_Is_On
(committed) Sun 08-Jan-23 14:54:31
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In reply to a post by candlerb:
Yeah, I already read those. I may be cynical, but I don't believe that's why they made these changes.

"Open government" demands more sharing about what is being done with the infrastructure that we pay for, not less.


I guess TfL must be breaking the law: they provide all the details for London streetworks. http://public.londonworks.gov.uk/roadworks/home

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Standard User burble
(experienced) Sun 08-Jan-23 15:13:46
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That site actually has less information for my area, no descriptions at all. Although it does seem to show what stretch of road is being covered which one.network does not.


Use this one https://mast-works.davwheat.dev/ put zoom out and look for your area and zoom in more often until u see OR on it.


That's interesting, at first I thought this was the standard one.network, but on their map it just shows Openreach as doing something in our road, this map shows it's replacing pole. Wondered why the road was being closed
Standard User jchamier
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Sun 08-Jan-23 17:02:04
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That's interesting, at first I thought this was the standard one.network, but on their map it just shows Openreach as doing something in our road, this map shows it's replacing pole. Wondered why the road was being closed

https://bidb.uk shows the same data for me as David Wheatley's site, but is faster.

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Standard User candlerb
(knowledge is power) Sun 08-Jan-23 17:49:45
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The OR data has reappeared for me on bidb.uk as well.
Standard User robwifiscotland
(newbie) Mon 09-Jan-23 06:55:26
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Not much use for those of you south of the border, but in Scotland you can still access all this information for free at roadworksscotland.org
Standard User Pheasant
(knowledge is power) Sat 14-Jan-23 05:59:23
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In reply to a post by candlerb:
Yeah, I already read those. I may be cynical, but I don't believe that's why they made these changes.

"Open government" demands more sharing about what is being done with the infrastructure that we pay for, not less.

Open government. Yeah good one 🤣

Looks like they’re just passing on the cost they’d be charged for access to Street Manager;

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/plan-and-manage-roadworks
Standard User candlerb
(knowledge is power) Sat 14-Jan-23 09:33:29
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https://www.gov.uk/guidance/plan-and-manage-roadworks

Very interesting page, because it says at the bottom:

"Viewing roadworks data

The roadworks data added to this system by companies is available for public viewing free of charge via application programming interface and registration."


which links to https://www.gov.uk/guidance/find-and-use-roadworks-data
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