Building the service you need
Building the service you need
We’ve made real headway on improving our speed of registration but it remains our number one priority.
Disability History Month: Without music life would B-flat
At HM Land Registry we enjoy a huge amount of health and wellbeing support and a thriving Disabled Employee Network. We’re celebrating the current Disability History Month and this year’s theme of Disability and Music.
Giving you quick, accurate, consistent support
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Chris Pope, Chief Operations Officer, Posted on:
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Buying and selling property
We hear you when you say you want quick, accurate and consistent support from us, so we are modernising and reshaping HM Land Registry to ensure we can provide the level of service you expect and deserve.
Community engagement and collaboration on Digital Street
At HM Land Registry one of our key values is to drive innovation in the property market, and in our research and development project, Digital Street, we are doing just that.
How I proved I’m a viz wiz with HM Land Registry data
Student Murray McCreery explains how he created a prizewinning visualisation of property sales data.
Expanding and improving our Local Land Charges Register
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Allison Bradbury, Head of Local Land Charges Programme, Posted on:
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Local Land Charges
...which include things such as rail and road scheme proposals, public footpaths and building control regulations. Providing assurance The migration of the data is a considerable undertaking. We have migrated...
As safe as houses – protect yourself from property fraud
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Julie Jenkins, Head of Counter Fraud, Posted on:
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Buying and selling property
As part of International Fraud Awareness Week, Julie Jenkins highlights how property fraud can be prevented year round.
I’m a Software Developer, doing IT my way
...study games computing, and then I was going to make the next Tomb Raider. Everything was mapped out. The reality, though, is that everyone has to earn money, especially if...
Remembering Ernest McDouall and his fallen colleagues on Armistice Day
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Gavin Curry, Digital Communications and Editorial Officer, Posted on:
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Historic
Infantryman Ernest McDouall survived to see the Armistice which ended the First World War on 11 November 1918 – but is honoured today as one of the 14 HM Land Registry men who lost their lives as a result of the conflict.
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.
Open data revolution: harnessing the power of land ownership insights
In this guest blog, Andrew Lloyd, Managing Director of Search Acumen, explains how HM Land Registry data can be combined and visualised to create greater land intelligence.