
RUDI content: how to find what you're looking for
There are several ways to search for content on RUDI:
Using the RUDI tagging system
Each piece of content on RUDI is tagged with specific labels. Tags are shown in alpabetical order, and larger tags mean that there is more content available with that tag. Simply choose the tag that you're looking for, click, and you'll get a list of all published content related to that subject.
Using the search function
Simple search using keywords
For example: brownfield housing
This will search for all content containing both brownfield and housing, in no particular order, and will find content such as "Housing has now replaced 34% of brownfield areas" and "Brownfield housing is 34% up on previous year"
Note: search is case insensitive
Simple search using phrases and/or keywords
For more specific searches on particular combinations of words, for example, design guidance, enter "design guidance" with quotes
or "design guidance" density
or "design guidance" density Manchester
The last example will look for a content with occurrences of design guidance that also have density and Manchester in them
Simple search using phrases and/or keywords and exclude certain keywords/phrases
For more specific searches on particular phrases without a speciifc qualifier, for example, design guidance except for London, enter "design guidance" -London
Note: use of the - [minus] symbol with no space before the following keyword means everything EXCEPT for that keyword
Please make sure the syntax is used precisely as above for the best results

