...and associated infrastructure needs. Alongside the improved registration of land, the transformation will also involve working with the private sector to research and test new digital registers, potentially exploring blockchain,...
...our ambition to make our information as open as possible. As we continue to publish new data we may have to apply similar registration processes to other datasets, to safeguard...
...constraints and current ways of thinking about the home buying process as it stands today. We wanted to explore how we could use technology to revolutionise land registration and conveyancing....
...registration work remotely before, so only 1,000 members of staff have had equipment to work remotely. Ensuring our staff had access was one part of the challenge. We knew we...
...profession. It has been a tough few years that has seen unprecedented sharp rises in volumes. And yet conveyancers have found a way through. Millions are now in their new...
...lender, there was another option to be considered. We could accept evidence under Rule 114(4) Land Registration Rules 2003: The registrar is entitled to accept and act upon any other...
You might not know who we are (or where we are) unless you have recently applied for a new role. It’s been a busy time for us recently as we’ve...
...deliver new services, and to maintain the high quality and assurance of our existing IT infrastructure. This year I've had the pleasure of finding and bringing in many new people...
...the long run, you should carefully consider the type of survey you decide to undertake. When purchasing a new home, you may be offered a mortgage by your bank before...
...and idealism of the children has rubbed off on me. Often the things we cover are new to them and it helps me see them in a new light also....