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Free templates, data and embeds.

Keep the useful part of a calculation after the browser tab closes. Download editable planning files, cite checked UK fuel or regional bank-holiday data, or add a maintained calculator to a relevant website.

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2maintained UK datasets, plus 7 planning files and 4 embeds.

Current UK datasets

Official-source snapshots, ready to inspect.

Each derivative keeps its primary source, coverage and Open Government Licence attribution visible.

Planning files

Blank resources you can make your own.

Every file is editable, works without an account and links back to a guide that explains how to use it.

Publisher resources

Put a maintained calculator beside useful content.

Each embed is responsive, carries no advertising or analytics scripts and keeps entered values in the visitor's browser.

Free HTTPS embed

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Readers receive calculated start and finish times, an operational table and local text, CSV and calendar downloads. Guest limits still apply, and entered details remain in the visitor’s browser. It includes visible UtilHub UK attribution marked nofollow; there is no request for a ranking link.

Preview the embed and copy the maintained code

Use them responsibly

Clear reuse and citation boundaries.

Files

Personalise the blank templates

Download, edit and keep the worksheets for your own planning. Do not treat a blank planning aid as professional advice or an official record.

Data

Name both the derivative and source

When citing a snapshot, identify UtilHub UK as the derivative publisher and name DESNZ or GOV.UK as the official source. Preserve the Open Government Licence attribution and recheck the primary source before operational use.

Embed

Keep the visible attribution

Use the published code on a relevant HTTPS page, retain the visible nofollow attribution and do not frame the tool in a way that implies endorsement.

Questions

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For editorial, accessibility or reuse questions, use the support form or the details in the media kit.