Gloucester City Council have been impacted by a cyber-attack. Local Land Charges are currently unable to process or return any LLC1 & CON29 searches. Any new searches submitted will be held in a queue until their system is restored. Unfortunately, searches already in the system cannot be given an estimated date of return at this time. Please be assured we will update customers as soon as we are able.
Further updates can be found on the Gloucester City Council website.
OneSearch Direct have informed us that the price of their local authority searches will be increasing from Monday 6th December.
The residential search will now be £68.00 (£81.60 incl. VAT).
Commercial searches will now cost £81.75 (£98.10 incl. VAT).
You can read more about residential OneSearches here and commercial here.
Should you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact us.
The Ordnance Survey (OS) are due to host the Conveyancing Information Executive’s (CIE) first industry round table. This will focus on Property Passports: the role of Unique Property Reference Numbers (UPRNs) in improving the property transaction process.
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The Coal Authority have announced new prices for their range of mining searches from Monday 1st November. This includes the CON29M Coal Mining Search. The new prices will be automatically updated on our ordering site from that date.
You can find a summary of the new prices in the tables below:
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The results are in, and our wonderful customers have given us an amazing Net Promoter Score of +89.7.
For those not in the know, a Net Promoter Score is a measurement used by businesses to assess how well-regarded they are by their customers. A selection of customers are surveyed at regular intervals and asked a series of questions, which are used to measure the score. A score of 50 or higher is regarded as excellent.
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