...eIDAS. We have continued to explore this solution and made excellent progress in understanding what criteria might need to be met for HM Land Registry to be able to accept...
...family; when the chips are down, we work together to solve problems. Outside of that we work together to deliver better services to our customers whether internal or external –...
...tend to be more complex applications that require more detailed mapping and often need us to ask applicants for more details to ensure we get the precise aspects of ownership...
...policy on addresses for service. What is happening? We use addresses for service to contact applicants and to get in touch with property owners when we need to. Apart from...
...of our claim against the firm involved. In the end, a settlement was reached which resulted in a significant, if not total, recovery under the recourse provisions. In CLR v...
...1897 but it took until 1925 before the power was introduced for the government to initiate areas of compulsory registration. The first compulsory area was Eastbourne in 1926 which now...
...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...
...that go beyond the particular disability. How do you know, for example, that the person you are talking to can’t hear what you are saying and needs to lipread to...
...guidance on how to amend them. See our useful Variations in names flowchart to find out what action you need to take to resolve variations in names when lodging an...
...For example, they can filter searches to show only brownfield sites within a particular town centre with failed planning permission but in a council that has recently started its local...