Ever wondered about the carbon emissions, exam results, or even broadband speeds in Bucks?
Well now you can find a breath of information about the county all in one place thanks to The Bucks Data Exchange website.
Launched on Tuesday 6 September, it brings together a vast range of in-depth information and data on Buckinghamshire, its people and places, all in one handy location.
The Bucks Data Exchange is a collaborative project between Buckinghamshire Council, the Rothschild Foundation, Leap, Heart of Bucks, Buckinghamshire’s Local Enterprise Partnership, Thames Valley’s Office for the Police & Crime Commissioner and the Bucks VCSE (Voluntary, Community & Social Enterprise) Partnership Board. The website has been built by the Aylesbury-based agency, Framework Digital.
Facts and figures will be regularly updated as more data becomes available, with Charities, community organisations and anyone with an interest in Buckinghamshire able to sign up for updates.
Steve Bowles, Cabinet Member for Communities said: “I am very excited to see the culmination of many, many months of hard work across all the different partner organisations, manifest itself into this one-of-a-kind website. It is a one-stop-shop for anything you ever wanted to know about Buckinghamshire and I’m sure it will become invaluable to many people but most significantly, to our local charities and community organisations in terms of planning their work and targeting their efforts where they are needed most.”
To access the website visit: www.bucksdataexchange.org
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