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28 Million UK Addresses
Royal Mail's Postcode Address File (PAF) contains every known UK address and is updated every 3 months.
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Postcodes
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* The full Postcode Database File
Download the very latest and comprehensive UK Postcodes reference database - that's everything from County to MP name and National Park Names plus much more content along with their associated postcode.
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Business
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Over 2 Million UK Business Addresses
Royal Mail maintains this central business address file.
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Names
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Parliamentary Consituency to Postcode Database
Parliamentary Constituency name & MP are geographically matched to each Postcode in the UK.
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Maps
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124 Postcode Maps to Choose From
Custom Postcode Maps for the Postcode Area you need. Great for Terriroty Planning, Logistics, Distribution, Door Drops, Sales Areas...
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Postcode Grid References
Grid references defined by Ordnance Survey's CodePoint locate the Postcode to 1 meter accuracy of the first building within the Postcode.
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Free Postcode Areas and Districts List
The Free Postcodes List is a perfect reference tool for the Postcode geography of the UK. The list contains 124 Postcode Areas and almost 3,000 Postcode Districts.
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UK County Names
The very latest UK County Names that can be used
as a reference to the county geography of the UK. The list
contains 86 traditional or ceremonial county names and 200
administrative county names.
Traditional or Ceremonial counties is a collective name which can be applied to areas to which are appointed a Lord Lieutenant. Originally established in Anglo-Saxon times and named counties by the Normans, these counties are used in daily conversation to refer to a locations - particularly when relating to birthplace.
The list of Administrative counties is the current county
structure in place for the administration of local government and
includes Unitary Authorities where established. These 'counties'
are not referred to in general conversation and therefore we
include both sets of names as a general reference tool.
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