Rachel Reeves’ autumn Budget brought with it a mix of ambitions for growth and revenue generation alongside policy shifts that directly impact the property sector. As conveyancers, our focus naturally zooms in on the measures that affect property buyers and investors.

The property market has shifted significantly over the last few years, with a landscape that can feel daunting. We’re here to offer some insight into how you can make the most of the current market conditions.

Delays at the Land Registry have become a pressing concern for homeowners and homebuyers alike. From building new homes to simply wanting to update property deeds, the impact of these delays is far-reaching and demands urgent attention.

What will the sudden election mean for homeowners and the housing market? Our Founding Partner, Stuart Forsdike, offers his insights.

Stuart Forsdike discusses the unexpectedly released updated Property Information Form (PIF) – the 5th edition.

Marking National Conveyancing Week, our Partner Stuart Forsdike, provides some clarity around the process and offers tips to First Time Buyers embarking on the journey of home ownership for the first time.

PCS joins Channel Five’s consumer affairs show to expose the everyday risk of a home being stolen.

We’re embarking on a charitable mission to raise £10,000 in 2024, marking a decade of partnership with Papworth Trust.

A ground-breaking new technology that protects homeowners from the growing threat of property-related frauds.

The National Trading Standards Estate and Letting Agency Team (NTSELAT) has released comprehensive guidance for sales and lettings agents.

The Chancellor gave his Autumn Statement on 22 November with the strange backdrop of inflation coming down and the country still in a cost-of-living squeeze.

We discuss the main key features of a new Leasehold and Freehold bill in an aide to support leaseholders.

Many involved in the conveyancing market have suggested for a long time that upfront information will improve the conveyancing process. But is it enough?