...you emails every six months just to confirm whether any applications have been made in that period. You don’t have to own the property in question to set up an...
...a year-to-date average for sales. I repeated this process for all the players (and the manager) and then ordered by value. As this query uses current year-to-date information, their rankings...
...to enrich the information within the register to make it more accessible, available and readable. Registers to support our digital transformation Early on in our work on Digital Street we...
...use this to record certain adaptations I have in place such as a “mouse foot pedal”. As I have poor dexterity and coordination in my hands, I find it difficult...
...are now delivering our services that are essential to enable property transactions within normal service levels. In our efforts to maintain service standards in these unique circumstances, the HM Land...
...homeowners the ability to easily understand complex information about any property they are intrigued about. Useful links Veya – Title deed insights and anti-money laundering checks (askveya.com) How to read...
...bits of land where the owners are difficult to identify, which is why we’re aiming to achieve ‘comprehensive’ rather than ‘total’ registration. Our initial priority is to register any publicly-owned...
...using this opportunity to listen, reflect and refine in order to make this the primary application channel for our customers. This is all fed into our new digital casework engine,...
...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...
...from blue-green to grey In my previous blog, I touched on the vast topic of green infrastructure; how it balances and uses some elements of grey or traditional infrastructure to...