National Conveyancing Month concludes this week with The Great Conveyancing Quiz Off and the chance to win four general admission tickets to Ascot 2026, courtesy of Howden.
As in previous years, National Conveyancing Month (formerly National Conveyancing Week) has brought the conveyancing community together to raise the profile of the profession and re-affirm its importance in the home moving process.
Each week, a series of resources has been published covering themes including mental health and wellbeing, practical conveyancing challenges, regulatory updates, and training and recruitment. Supporters of National Conveyancing Month have also contributed TED-style talks, all of which are available on the Conveyancing Foundation’s YouTube channel for on-demand viewing.
The month concludes with the Great Conveyancing Quiz Off, which will hosted online at 3pm on the 31st March. The quiz is open to all, either as a team or individual, with an optional £5 donation to raise money for charitable causes.
Register for the Great Conveyancing Quiz Off here.
As the month comes to an end, Conveyancing Foundation patron and founder Lloyd Davies and eight friends will start a 250-mile cycle from Monmouth to Canterbury. The charity cycle is in memory of Lloyd’s son Max, who tragically died by suicide at the age of 22 whilst at university in Canterbury in 2018.
Suicide remains the single biggest killer of young men in the UK, with 11 young male lives lost every day. The Mindstep Foundation, founded in Max’s memory, is committed to supporting those suffering from mental health issues, breaking the stigma around mental illness, and funding pioneering research into suicide prevention.
Commenting on the initiative, Davies said:
“Thank you to the incredible team taking part in this journey with me, and to everyone who continues to support our mission. Together, we are working to solve this terrible pandemic that is so virulent amongst our young men.”
National Conveyancing Month is an extension of the former National Conveyancing Week, with online and offline events throughout March designed to raise the profile of conveyancers in the property transaction. Where previously the activities were scheduled across one week in March, requiring considerable commitment from conveyancers wishing to take part in the informative discussion sessions and TED-style talks, this year the events were spread over the month of March.
The Conveyancing Foundation, which organises National Conveyancing Month, would like to show its appreciation for all its charity partners, without whose support the initiative wouldn’t happen.
Gold partners: Landmark, Cashroom, CLC, The Society of Licensed Conveyancers, The Conveyancing Awards, Checkboard
Silver partners: tmGroup, PEXA, Miller, LawCare, The ESTAS, Convey365, ConveyLaw, Today’s Media, Bold Legal Group
Bronze partners: Sort Legal
