Most of the information we provide in response to Freedom of Information Act 2000 requests will be subject to copyright protection. In some cases the copyright will be owned by us, in other cases the copyright may be owned by another person or organisation, when someone else owns the information we will tell you on the information we provide.
You can use the information we have published for your own private study or non-commercial research, and research for news reporting, but you cannot use this information for any other reason including publishing it on your social media, website or printing in a publication. You will need to get our or the other copyright owners permission before you do this.
To help you understand when you can and cannot re-use our information we have a Reuse and Copyright of Information page. This page explains the things you have to do to apply to re-use our information in your own way. Where the copyright is owned by another person or organisation you must ask them for their permission to use it by contacting them direct.
The information we have listed below has been requested between 1 January 2018 to 31 December 2018.
Need to add in the list of disclosures. We are awaiting guidance from NWIS on the most accessible way to do this.