What are the consequences of not keeping up with training?
For firms working with complex property data and evolving risk requirements, training that is grounded in real‑world search results and expert insight plays a…
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From compliance to confidence how ongoing training strengthens everyday decision making
Training is often discussed in the context of compliance, meeting regulatory requirements, completing continuing professional development (CPD), and maintaining records of…
Financing rewilding in England
Whenever thinking about the finance of rewilding, it’s important to be clear about what the activity of rewilding actually is….
The people behind Landmark’s Professional Services team
Landmark’s Professional Services team transforms complex environmental and sustainability data into clear, actionable insight. By combining expert consultancy with Landmark’s unique environmental datasets, we help legal, property and investment professionals interpret risk, understand ESG pressures and make confident, well‑informed decisions.
Landmark Information’s Professional Services: Turning environmental complexity into clarity
Landmark’s Professional Services team transforms complex environmental and sustainability data into clear, actionable insight. By combining expert consultancy with Landmark’s unique environmental datasets, we help legal, property and investment professionals interpret risk, understand ESG pressures and make confident, well‑informed decisions.
Why expert environmental insight matters in the conveyancing process
Environmental reports often raise questions that data alone can’t answer. That’s where expert guidance makes all the difference. By explaining risks in context and offering clear next steps, environmental specialists help conveyancers navigate uncertainty, reassure clients, and maintain momentum throughout the transaction.
Sustainability in UK property 2026: From ESG complexity to action
Sustainability in the UK property sector is accelerating fast and 2026 marks a turning point. With rising regulatory pressure, evolving ESG expectations, and climate risk becoming a standard part of conveyancing and development workflows, the industry is shifting from intention to action. This blog explores how the sector is adapting, why credible data matters more than ever, and how Landmark is supporting organisations with clarity, capability and specialist insight for the year ahead.
Spotlight on utilities: Why underground data is critical for developers
Understanding what lies beneath a development site is critical for safe, compliant and efficient project delivery. From avoiding utility strikes to improving planning certainty, underground utility data plays a decisive role. This blog explores the risks of unknown utilities and how the Landmark Utilities report gives developers clarity, reduces delays, and supports more confident decision‑making.
The essential environmental ‘search pack’ for development deals
As a property or real estate lawyer, we know your clients rely on you to foresee risks before they become liabilities. Getting your due-diligence right before acquiring a site is essential to understand the sites development viability.
Helping solicitors reach net zero: Landmark Information’s role in driving change
The UK’s commitment to net zero is reshaping how law firms operate, with client expectations, regulatory frameworks, and talent demands driving sustainability to the top of the agenda. While 48 of the UK’s top 50 firms have pledged climate-related targets, only a handful have set time-bound goals, highlighting the need for practical support.
A year of remastering: how Landmark raised the bar for environmental due diligence
On 19th November 2024, Landmark Information launched its remastered residential environmental search reports, a milestone that marked the start of a strategy to enhance how environmental risk information is delivered.
Highways made simple: Landmark’s solution for smarter conveyancing
For conveyancing transactions, a Highways report is an essential resource, helping identify potential access issue and infrastructure considerations. However, as some conveyancers would agree, it can be a challenge to get this information.