Launching any new publication is an anxious time for everyone involved. Have we got the format right, will the material be ready – and will anyone read it? These questions...
...promising news for the sector, and we thank everyone for working hard to reduce requisitions. What we’re doing to help We continue to develop and enhance our free training and...
...title register for £3. If you need to prove ownership for legal reasons, apply for an official copy of the register. To see the local land charges on a property,...
...gained so much respect for myself that when the opportunity came to self-nominate for the role of Co-chair of our Disabled Employees Network – I did it! To find that...
...responsible for strategic resource matters for around 180 IT staff. They provide the support for hundreds of IT infrastructure servers, desktops, and mobile devices or, as I like to call...
...28 November 2016, when the Registrar made a direction. It brings the practice for first registrations into line with the practice for land that is already registered. This is great...
...and strikes an appropriate balance with grey infrastructure. Successful delivery has led to health benefits and improved quality of life for local residents. For this generation of homeowners, sustainable, pleasant...
...you will need certain references to search for certain things. For example, you won’t be able to find out whether an application has been completed if you don’t have the...
...I also try to highlight things I’ve learned about land registration that can be useful to anyone, such as which form to use when you change your name (form AP1)...
...resort to taking a leap of faith that a problem will not emerge in the future, or else take out appropriate insurance. Paying for title insurance, for example, is often...