In recent years, many farmers and landowners have started selling or leasing their land for renewable energy projects. A shift is driven by the increasing demand for clean energy and the lucrative opportunities it presents.

By leasing or selling unused land for solar or wind energy projects and associated battery storage systems (BESS), landowners can diversify their income and contribute to a greener Britain. Find out more about the legalities that come with this, below. More...

In England and Wales, the vast majority of property is bought using the traditional process of viewings with an estate agent, making an offer and then going through the conveyancing procedure with a solicitor. However, approximately 2.3% of all property sold in Great Britain is sold through auction.

So how does the auction conveyancing process differ from buying through an estate agent? One of our conveyancing team will now explain the difference. More...

Two of the main questions our clients often ask when purchasing a new home are:

• What exactly happens on completion day?
• How soon can I move into my new house after completion?

Here, we'll explain the completion stage in residential conveyancing and provide helpful guidance on moving in timelines and next steps.

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Buying or selling a home is an exciting yet often stressful process with lots of legal procedures to navigate. Two of the most important stages are exchanging contracts and completion. Understanding the key differences between these is essential for UK home buyers and sellers.

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If you're buying or selling a property in the UK, you may encounter some unfamiliar terms that describe certain practices in the housing market.

Two of these terms are gazumping and gazundering, which can cause frustration and disappointment for both buyers and sellers.

In this blog post, we'll explain what these terms mean, how they affect the property transaction, and what you can do to avoid them.

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