A taste of my culture and heritage
Nonsi Martins, Registration Officer, shares why Black History Month is important, what it means to her, and her family recipe for Oxtail stew for you to try at home.
Working at HM Land Registry
Proud of my past, looking to the future
Paula Dorman, press officer, talks about women from the past that have inspired her and how her career in HM Land Registry has progressed.
Become part of the IT crowd
Sue Wright has spent 33 exciting, fulfilling years working in IT for HM Land Registry – and she's still looking forward to the next challenge. Sue explains why she continues to get a buzz from the job and how to follow in her footsteps.
Supporting our customers with valuable data
We hold one of the largest transactional and geospatial property databases in Europe. Eileen Morrison describes how her Data Services Team supports customer requests for data.
Empowering our expert people: what our employee development looks like
Our award-winning Organisation and Employee Development Team ensure we have the technical, professional and leadership skills we need to deliver excellent customer service. Lynn Narramore explains how.
An officer and a civil servant: reflections on Armed Forces Day
To celebrate Armed Forces Day tomorrow, Second Lieutenant Dirk Danino-Forsyth describes why he became an army reservist and how HM Land Registry helps him to balance his two roles.
Facing up to my depression
Following Mental Health Awareness Week, David Briggs, Project Manager at HM Land Registry, shares his story of living with depression and how his work colleagues supported him.
Autism, #TechLife, and me
Jessica Ball, IT apprentice, talks about working at HM Land Registry with Asperger’s Syndrome and the challenges she has faced.
My experience as a Civil Service Fast Streamer at HM Land Registry
Finance Executive Aun Abidi talks about his time at HM Land Registry as part of the Civil Service's Fast Stream programme.
Let's hear IT for the girls
Scrum Master Kim O'Flaherty discusses women in IT, Agile working, Plymouth and why tech is for all.