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...use QES now to get in touch and help us manage the initial applications we receive. Delivering faster service for everyone I wanted to end by quoting Mark Gray, our...
...Property Services Northern Ireland (LPSNI) took the bold step of addressing the inconsistency between government indices. The UK House Price Index (UK HPI) replaced indices published by HMLR and ONS....
...the lender’s contact details. Before FPI citizens downloaded the information and had to interpret it themselves. Now, the information is available in a simple, accessible summary that is easier to...
...providers can be merged to provide comprehensive property insight. This can make it quicker and easier to understand how legal rights and interests relate to physical land and property. Initially,...
...to build and maintain its technical and professional skills and expertise. Our team have a key role in supporting all elements of delivering the Business Strategy, including the implementation of...
...conveyancing sector wasn’t just down to duff software. Digitisation took off in other sectors in the UK and in conveyancing in other countries. So maybe the reason for the future...
...with the Early Engagement Team, they assured us that the task we considered to be enormous and unachievable was indeed possible. The initial discussions and collaboration in preparing our data...
...is additional attributes within the datasets to make them more ‘linkable’ to other information. Combining HM Land Registry data with other land information results in powerful data which is vital...
...five large folders of instructions; scores of stamps; specialist pens and pencils, (including a “crow quill” which was an old-fashioned fountain pen that had to be dipped in ink); and...