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For example, 3723277 returns a 'borough' of Guildford which appears to be the location of the Highways England office. Initially it was thought this html_node("span") extracted the administrative agent eg Borough but clearly not. Function may need rewriting to reflect diversity of potential html content in different notices.

For example, 3723277 returns a 'borough' of Guildford which appears to be the location of the Highways England office. Borough was originally used because we were examining in London whose administrative structures are known as Boroughs rather than local authorities but clearly this column name should reflect the wider content - ? local_authority ? organisation. It will depend on what the data is.

get_gazette_feed is not currently working for category codes 22, 31 and 33

test_tidy = GazetteR::get_gazette_feed(categorycode = 22, start_publish_date = "01/01/2021", end_publish_date = "01/03/2021")
#> Error in subset.default(notices_entries, select = c(id, `f:status`, `f:notice-code`, : argument "subset" is missing, with no default

test_tidy2 = GazetteR::get_gazette_feed(categorycode = 31, start_publish_date = "01/01/2021", end_publish_date = "01/03/2021")
#> Error in subset.default(notices_entries, select = c(id, `f:status`, `f:notice-code`, : argument "subset" is missing, with no default

test_tidy3 = GazetteR::get_gazette_feed(categorycode = 33, start_publish_date = "01/01/2021", end_publish_date = "01/03/2021")
#> Error in subset.default(notices_entries, select = c(id, `f:status`, `f:notice-code`, : argument "subset" is missing, with no default

^{Created on 2022-01-17 by the reprex package (v2.0.1)}

When using get_content it would be helpful to have the search_terms that have been used pasted into the column name of 'search_result' so the user knows what the TRUE and FALSE really mean.