Complete Non-Residential / Business Property Rates Data (Q1 2022)
Dear Isle of Anglesey County Council,
In terms of the Freedom of Information Act of 2000, and subject to section 40(2) on personal data, could you please provide me with your local authority’s complete and most-recently updated list of all business (non-residential) property rates data, including the following fields:
- Billing Authority Property Reference Code (linking the property to the public VOA database reference)
- Firm's Trading Name (i.e. property occupant or ratepayer)
- Full Property Address (Number, Street, Postal Code, Town)
- Occupation / Vacancy status
- Date of Occupation / Vacancy
- Actual annual rates charged (in Pounds) and/or categories of reliefs/exemptions granted
If you are unable to provide an absolute “Occupation / Vacancy” status, please provide the Exemptions and / or Reliefs that a particular property may be receiving.
NOTE: While FOIs are meant to be requestor blind, these data are actively used by national government and UK universities to inform the economic response to COVID-19. Most recently, these data were used by MHCLG for the assessment of support to local authorities via the LEVELLING UP FUND.
Please publish quickly so that organisations trying to support your local authority can do so, and, if you have any difficulties, please contact me so that I may help.
Please provide these data as machine-readable as either a CSV or Microsoft Excel file, capable of re-use, and under terms of the Open Government Licence (reuse for any and all purposes, including commercial).
I last requested these data three months ago, and this is a request for your latest updated dataset.
Yours faithfully,
Gavin Chait
Thank you for your recent request for information from the Isle of
Anglesey County Council.
In accordance with the Freedom of Information Act 2000 and the
Environmental Information Regulations 2004, we aim to respond to your
request within 20 working days. In some instances we may be unable to
achieve this deadline, in which case we will advise you of the likely
timescale within which the response will be provided.
Beryl Jones
Swyddog Gwybodaeth Corfforaethol a Chwynion – Cyngor Sir Ynys Môn
Corporate Information and Complaints Officer - Isle of Anglesey County
Council
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Further to your recent Freedom of Information request, copied below for
ease of reference, the information you request is exempt by virtue of S.
21 FOIA 2000 as it is accessible by other means.
The Information is published on our website and can be found at -
[1]https://www.anglesey.gov.uk/en/Business/...
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Customer Care Officer, Legal Services, Council Offices, Llangefni, Ynys
Môn LL77 7TW (e-mail: [2][email address]). The Council is not
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Ruth Jones
Ruth Jones
Arweinydd Tîm Perfformiad a Chefnogaeth
Performance & Support Team Leader
Swyddogaeth Adnoddau / Resources Function,
Cyngor Sir Ynys Môn / Isle of Anglesey County Council,
Swyddfa’r Cyngor,
LLANGEFNI,
Ynys Môn.
LL77 7TW.
01248 752018
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