Trees and hedges can cause strong emotions. In some cases, people can be fiercely protective of them, because of their size, historical or aesthetic value or because of sentimental attachments. In other cases, there may be equally heartfelt animosity towards trees and hedges and a determination to see them removed or substantially reduced in size.
Timms Solicitor, Katie Holmes talks about what you can do when selling your property to help speed up the process in her latest blog...
The Help to Buy scheme offers an equity loan where the government lends first-time buyers and existing homeowners money to buy a newly-built home.
You may have read in the news recently that a couple have been sued for £300,000 for failing to disclose to their buyers the fact that an American-style drive-thru and motel was due to open near to the £1m property they were selling.
A Transfer of Equity is when a person is either added to or removed from a legal title of a property. There are numerous reasons why people transfer equity
What's the difference between Freehold & Leasehold? A leasehold property includes the flat (or house) but not the land that it sits on
Timms property expert discusses adverse possession and what really are a squatter's rights in their latest blog...
A home buyer survey is a condition report which will give advice as to any defects on the property you are buying such as...
Radon is a colourless, odourless radioactive gas that is formed by the radioactive decay of naturally occurring uranium found in rocks and soil.
What exactly is a ransom strip? A ransom strip is a small piece of land that has been retained when a larger piece has been sold...
