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# Future OS NGD Data Enhancements
## OS NGD delivery roadmap up to Spring 2026
The OS NGD delivery roadmap can be seen in the following image; the roadmap details what was delivered in the Autumn 2025 data enhancements releases and what is planned for delivery in the upcoming Spring 2026 data enhancements release:
OS NGD delivery roadmap up to Spring 2026.
Recently delivered enhancements to the OS NGD are listed on the [What's New? page](/osngd/~/changes/1810/os-ngd-news/whats-new.md#id-2025-os-ngd-enhancements).
## Future planned data enhancements to the OS NGD
### Administrative and Statistical Units
* Improved alignment of administrative and electoral boundaries with topographic features, where appropriate
* Addition of feature types for postcode points and enhanced postcode areas
### Change
* Improved 'reason for change' metadata to make it easier for customers to identify change that is relevant to their use cases
### Structures
* Add third-party bridge information
### Transport
* New attribution for cycle lanes and bus lanes will roll out in September 2025, with full data coverage for Great Britain planned for March 2026 (see the [OS NGD Improvements page](/osngd/~/changes/1810/os-ngd-news/os-ngd-improvements.md) for more information and an interactive map showing current availability of bus lane and cycle lane data across Great Britain)
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Release dates for the planned OS NGD data enhancements listed above are available from the [Product Roadmap page on the OS website](https://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/products/roadmap).
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