Explore recent projects that show how our clear, compliant drawings support solicitors, developers, and property professionals in achieving successful outcomes.
We were approached by a private applicant seeking planning permission to change the use of agricultural land to a dog exercise field in Buckinghamshire. The project required the preparation of a series of planning drawings, including a location plan, existing and proposed site plans, and visibility splays drawing for the site access.
We were instructed by a solicitor, acting on behalf of their client, to prepare a suite of Land Registry–compliant drawings to support the lease of a large retail building and associated car park in Staffordshire. The initial requirement was to produce drawings for a Deed of Variation to correct historical boundary discrepancies that had arisen following development of the site, including areas of land that had subsequently been adopted as highway.
We were approached by a London-based sports club to prepare a series of drawings formalising both existing and proposed leases across their estate. The project also required the creation of a comprehensive Estate Plan to clearly define land ownership, usage, and third-party agreements.
We were approached by a London-based sports club to prepare a series of drawings formalising both existing and proposed leases across their estate. The project also required the creation of a comprehensive Estate Plan to clearly define land ownership, usage, and third-party agreements.
We were approached by a London-based sports club to prepare a series of drawings formalising both existing and proposed leases across their estate. The project also required the creation of a comprehensive Estate Plan to clearly define land ownership, usage, and third-party agreements.
The NESO Gate 2 submission is required to prioritise projects that are both ready to build and aligned with the UK’s clean energy strategy. The process helps clear out stalled applications and ensures serious developments receive timely, confirmed grid connection offers with set points and dates.
Our client planned to sell a property that shared a title with an adjacent property they intended to retain. To proceed with the sale, it was necessary to separate the two titles while ensuring that all existing rights of way were accurately identified and preserved.
The client required a full package of conveyancing drawings to support their 99-plot residential development in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. The project involved dividing the land into individual plots for sale to new homeowners, while also addressing the transfer of communal land and open spaces to a management company.
