Aconveyancing adopts 4-day working week
Natalie Moore, founder and director of Aconveyancing discusses her plans for being one of the first UK companies to trial the 4-day working week. The challenges of the past two years have certainly shone a light on better ways of working and we can be certain that the business practices of the past no longer […]
The challenges of assessing tin mining activity
Part of the challenge of assessing past tin mining activity is that its history stretches back thousands of years and yet effective records have been in existence only comparatively recently. With the introduction of the Coal and Metalliferous Mines Regulation Act of 1872, detailed plans were produced and deposited with the Mining Records Office (MRO) […]
Leaseholders in limbo are still waiting
Now that the Leasehold Reform (Ground Rent) Bill has passed its third reading, the question is no longer if the government will be introducing changes to leasehold legislation but rather when. When the bill becomes law, it will restrict ground rents on new build leasehold homes. As a result, owners of these properties will no […]
Judge Spotlight: David Baskerville
Judging awards ceremonies can often be a thankless task. But without the support of the people who spend hours toiling away reviewing the submissions, the awards simply would not happen. On behalf of Today’s Conveyancer and Headline Sponsor Dye & Durham, we are incredibly grateful to all our judging panel who we are showcasing through […]
One in five Britons plans to buy a property in 2022
An independent survey of 2,000 UK adults, conducted by Market Financial Solutions, has found that one in five adults plan to buy a property in 2022 – equating to around 9 million people. The survey found that 18% intend to purchase property this year, including 34% of those aged 18-34, and among renters, 14% plan […]