Stratford-on-Avon district council have announced significant delays to the ordering of their Land charges search with an average processing time of 37 working days. The delays are due to the integration of a new IT system where the current paper based system is being transformed into a modern digital platform.
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Birmingham land charges price
Birmingham City Council have informed us they will be increasing the price of their LLC1 and CON29 searches from Sunday 1st July.
The combined search will increase from £89.60 (incl. VAT) to £95.20. Continue reading “Birmingham land charges price”
Stratford-On-Avon price increase
Stratford-On-Avon District Council have announced a price increase from Tuesday 8th May.
Their CON29 will increase from £84.50 to £89.50 (£107.40 incl. VAT). Other fees remain the same.
The new total prices are detailed in the table below:
| CON29 (exc. VAT) | CON29 (incl. VAT) | LLC1 (no VAT) | Admin fee (exc. VAT) | Admin fee (incl. VAT) | Total fee (exc. VAT) | Admin fee (incl. VAT) |
| £89.50 | £107.40 | £20.00 | £5.00 | £6.00 | £114.50 | £133.40 |
The new prices apply to both their residential and commercial searches.
If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Great news for local authority customers
Great news for our customers – our range of official local authority searches just got even cheaper.
From Sunday 1st April, we’ll be reducing our administration fee on searches to just £5 (£6 incl. VAT) for authorities throughout England and Wales.
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Local authorities explained
We dive into the murky world of local authorities.
Don’t know your Metropolitan Districts from your county councils? Your two-tiers from your hybrids? No need to worry (if indeed you were), you’re not alone. Fortunately we’ve got the authoritative guide to local authorities, so come with us as we borough down (borough/burrow, it’s a witty council-themed joke, sorry) into the long, confusing history of councils.
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