Personally I prefer http://data.london.gov.uk/datafiles/health/alcohol-indicator... and its amazing <Persons_aged_under_18_years_admitted_to_hospital_with_alcohol_specific_conditions_Crude_Rate_per_100000_population_Numbers_-_2005-2006_to_2007-2008> element.

But, as their title suggests, this is a first step.

you could send them a tweet http://twitter.com/londondatastore and ask them to fix it

I've sent them a couple of bugs / broken links and they've fixed & replied within a few minutes.

edit: they've just tweeted about the xml structure so hopefully will sort it out soon.

o, they also have a google group for things that need more than 140 chars - http://groups.google.com/group/londondatastore

There's also things like this: http://data.london.gov.uk/datafiles/crime-community-safety/a...

  <Ward_Code>00AAFB</Ward_Code>
  <Ward_Name>Aldgate</Ward_Name>
  <District_Code>00AA</District_Code>
  <District_Name>City of London</District_Name>
  <Count_12-2007/>
  <Count_1-2008/>
  <Count_2-2008/>
  <Count_3-2008/>
  <Count_4-2008/>
  <Count_5-2008/>
  <Count_6-2008/>

So... is that zero (a safe area) or no data (an unknown quantity)?

I noticed this too. As a Londoner, I am pretty excited by this release of data, but, seriously, could they not use attributes for things like the year?!