Day: 3 April 2022

Diary of a high street conveyancer; 4th April 2022

I was listening to the Today programme on Radio Four one morning this week; a journalist was being interviewed about taking up a role with BBC Newsround, the news programme for children, and he was asked how he could explain the war in Ukraine to children. He explained that it was the same approach as […]

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Today’s Conveyancer in partnership with Women in Residential Property is delighted to offer our readers an exclusive 20% discount on tickets for the next WIRP lunch which will take place in London on 21st April at 12pm. You do not need to be a WIRP member to attend their events and the discount code is […]

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