Is there a public list of abstraction licenses?

[Flat 10]

As above. Didn’t know where to put this thread. I’m sure there must be just can’t quite find out where. TIA

 

[Hesstondriver]

would the IDB be able to help ?

 

[Breckland Boy]

There is a map showing all boreholes / Wells. Attached to that is a box that shows how much water can be pumped from each site. It doesn't list who the licence holder is.

 

[Netherfield]

There is a map showing all boreholes / Wells. Attached to that is a box that shows how much water can be pumped from each site. It doesn't list who the licence holder is.

There is a map, but it certainly does not show all boreholes.

I can see three missing within a 2 mile radius of home.

GeoIndex - British Geological Survey

A map–based index of a wealth of information that BGS has collected or obtained from other sources.

mapapps2.bgs.ac.uk

 

[Flat 10]

I was thinking of abstraction from rivers/ditches outside of idb areas. I am sceptical that all doing it have permission.

 

[Rookie]

Is this any good. ? Not sure if it covers your area though.
Just zoom in on map and click on dot. Gives licence holder, annual and daily amount.

ArcGIS Web Application

environment.maps.arcgis.com

 

[Coximus]

The bgs maps show all registered ones, but I know of two not on the map as they, despite being over 50years old were never done officially, and several done to drain a quarry not listed as water abstracton but as boreholes.

 

[Netherfield]

The bgs maps show all registered ones, but I know of two not on the map as they, despite being over 50years old were never done officially, and several done to drain a quarry not listed as water abstracton but as boreholes.

Two of the three I mentioned above were certainly done officially, one of which I had to fill records in for it to, originally, Yorkshire, Ouse and Hull River Authority, name changed a few times over the years. This was drilled after seeing a system at the Yorkshire Showground at Harrogate.
The second being a dairy farm close by who saw ours in operation.
Both drilled by Farrods of Ripon, now Dales Water.