...to extend our thanks to everyone who took part in the user research and testing that helped us to develop this feature. Upcoming changes There will be extra help available...
...applications were made digitally between July and December 2024, amounting to more than 1.9m applications in total. The move to digital is a crucial part of our efforts to provide...
...public into thinking they are transacting with us and are not entitled to use "Land Registry" in their domain name. We're aware that some sites use variations to try to...
...in some circumstances and, in effect, be your own conveyancer. However, it’s strongly advisable to instruct a conveyancer or solicitor, as it’s their job to be an expert in this...
...to admit, coming from the private sector recruitment industry to the Civil Service was a bit of a shock! It took some getting used to as recruitment moved at a...
...insight into various adverse possession applications. (That would be another blog to explain what that is!) I’ve recently joined the Disabled Employee Network (DEN) following a coffee morning that was...
...aside to complete my BTEC in Business Administration. The support I received in my training and with my college work was incredible. So incredible that I managed to finish my...
...to our rejection policy will help inform this. We are also testing a new way to report requisition data to some of our customers, and subject to successful testing, we...
...you’ve finally completed it and submitted the disposition for registration, only to be told the consent or certificate it took you so much time and effort to obtain is not...
...fee change. The main changes coming into effect on 31 January An increase in Scale 1 and Scale 2 fees. The reduction in fees for electronically lodged register update applications...