...I specialised in property development work, acting for developers, investors, local authorities, universities and energy companies. When I saw new-builds I had worked on in the 1980s being redeveloped I...
...there were times when we did have some reservations regarding changes, as well as concerns regarding workload pressures, as anyone would when entering into a new project with new ideas....
...how we support our diverse workforce. We appreciate innovation and new ways of thinking. Agile delivery makes our work fast-paced and exciting and there’s a great team spirit. We’ve found...
...the last 12 months and now stands at more than 200-strong. It’s great to see so many new faces and fresh ideas, though it feels very odd not to have...
...our clients. The customer journey has improved, and feedback is positive. Automation and verification The new automated process was thoroughly tested and was only turned on when it had passed...
...months. For it is community that has the power to lift spirits, promote tolerance and provide acceptance; and throughout the pandemic, it is a sense of community which has bound...
...completely digital register and also our first new register for 90 years. What are local land charges? These are any restrictions or prohibitions on the use of a property. They...
...of digital conveyancing. Electronic signatures can be machine read, meaning they can feed into new automated processes more easily. Their security features can also be validated digitally, again removing the...
...we have added a range of new transaction types into the service, including applications affecting more than one title. We are on track to support all applications to update the...
...colleagues’ work as well as their own submissions. We can now share our plans to launch this new feature to all users in early spring. You will be able to...