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Adding LSOA21 data #1181

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jamgregory opened this issue Nov 23, 2023 · 4 comments
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Adding LSOA21 data #1181

jamgregory opened this issue Nov 23, 2023 · 4 comments

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@jamgregory
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Hello 👋

Not sure if this is on your roadmap already, but will you be updating the data to use the Census 2021 data (for example, LSOA21) in the near future? We have a requirement to collect that data in the near future, and it'd be great if we could use your API to do that.

Thanks!

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Actually, it looks like you already added the August 2023 data - which I think uses LSOA21 by default, although I'm not sure - if you're able to clarify, that would be great, thanks! 👍

https://github.com/ideal-postcodes/postcodes.io/releases/tag/15.3.0

@jamgregory
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Hey @cblanc 👋

Sorry for the direct ping, but I wondered if this might be something you could advise on please?

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cblanc commented Jan 12, 2024

The apologies owed are from me @jamgregory

Sorry for the late reply

I'm fairly certain LSOA is 2011: https://github.com/ideal-postcodes/postcodes.io/blob/master/data/scripts/lsoa.js

Am looking to do a significant release for most recent ONSPD which will include all data returned by ONSPD, including 2021 LSOAs. Will be a backwards breaking change at DB schema level but API will be ok.

@jamgregory
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No worries at all @cblanc, thanks for the reply 👍

That sounds great, thank you. I wrote a quick script last week to compare the LSOA11 and LSOA21 values, and they appear to be the same in the most recent ONSPD data (August 2023) so there's no rush now from my perspective to include that, but I think it would be useful in future if they do change 🙌

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