...potential to disrupt the flow of the infrastructure supply chain. Disruption translates into costs passed on to the client. Planners need the capability to identify both geographical assets and to...
...three days to prepare the web pages for GOV.UK, including time for my colleagues to fact-check the content against the PDF version (thanks to Gavin in our Digital Team), getting...
...one organisation that everyone deals with when buying or selling property. But, we’re only one of the many organisations involved in the end-to-end process so we need to work together...
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...was a need to preserve the natural landscape. Additionally, built environments contributed significantly to climate change. More recent research into green infrastructure has focused on how planned communities will be...
...cons But, having this restriction in your register can cause delays in the process of selling, leasing or mortgaging your property because, as we’ve said, you’ll need to address additional...
...insight into various adverse possession applications. (That would be another blog to explain what that is!) I’ve recently joined the Disabled Employee Network (DEN) following a coffee morning that was...
...The information below outlines some of the common questions about this type of fraud. What is property fraud? A fraudster can pretend to be anyone involved in a property transaction...
...public. In our recently published Annual Report and Accounts 2017/18, we wrote about how the information in our register is valuable to a wide range of users from buyers and...
...those from HM Land Registry, to provide a business-to-business platform for property developers, architects, planners, agents and others. Searchland’s platform enables users to access and manipulate information, such as HM...