The Drainage and Water Searches Network (DWSN) is a membership organisation that was created in 2014 for companies (or group companies) who are responsible for compiling responses to the Law Society’s CON29DW Enquiry or the Commercial Drainage and Water Enquiry.
To celebrate its 10th anniversary, the Drainage and Water Searches Network (DWSN) has developed a series of webinars delving into the questions contained within a CON29DW search. Our second webinar, held on 27th June 2024,
DWSN (Drainage & Water Searches Network) is celebrating 10 years of supporting its members, water and sewerage companies licensed to use The Law Society’s CON29DW. To mark this milestone, we’ve launched a series of insightful
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Drainage and Water Searches Network (DWSN), we are developing a series of webinars delving into the questions contained within a CON29DW search. Our first webinar, Top 5 tips
DWSN is developing a series of technical insight videos to support conveyancing professionals and their clients in understanding the complex content of the CON29DW Residential and CON29DW Commercial. The CON29DW products are an essential part
Timely delivery of front-end information is of paramount importance in ensuring the conveyancing process works smoothly. Owen Davies, Chair of DWSN and Searches Business Development Manager at Severn Trent Services, offers his thoughts on the
The Drainage and Water Searches Network (DWSN) hosted a celebratory lunch for senior industry stakeholders at The Gherkin, London on Thursday, 19 October to mark the 15th Anniversary of the CON29DW. Kate Faulkner, Property Commentator
From April 2017, all non-household customers in England will be able to choose their supplier of water and sewerage retail services.
The content of the Law Society’s CON29DW has been updated to reflect changes to legislation impacting the water industry. Working in consultation with The Law Society, The Drainage and Water Searches Network (DWSN) have agreed
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