We call it density without invention: depth of coverage matters, but an invented or stretched detail is a more serious mistake than an honest gap. That's the whole of our policy. Here's what sits behind it.
School inspection grades, verified by URN with inspection date and framework recorded.
Crime data at postcode sector level, contextualised against residential versus commercial mix.
Flood risk mapping and foreshore records for waterside properties.
Live journey times and frequency, stated as approximate typical service.
Live planning applications and designation status for the immediate area.
Confirms whether a named facility is a 24 hour A&E or an Urgent Treatment Centre.
Address-level broadband speed, never a national or regional average.
A handful of government sources actively resist automated access. Where that happens, someone here checks it by hand, or the report says plainly that the point is unverified. We don't estimate our way around a locked door.
Blocks automated lookup at scale. Checked manually per property.
Requires manual confirmation for precise flood zone boundaries at address level.
Most local authority tools block automated queries. Verified by hand against the local authority's own tool.
Most planning portals are not built for automated access and are checked manually per report.