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  • Explains control of advertisement regime.

  • Advises on enhancing and conserving the historic environment.

  • Get information about biodiversity gain sites and any off-site gains allocated to developments.

  • Guidance for landlords, homeowners and letting agents affected by the introduction of right to rent immigration checks.

  • People with a long-term disability looking to buy a suitable home on the open market may be able to do so using the HOLD shared ownership scheme.

  • Information about annual rent increases limit from April 2026

  • A Manual to the Building Regulations, designed to be clear and useful for a range of audiences.

  • Building regulation for England covering security in dwellings.

  • Sets out key principles in understanding viability in plan making and decision taking.

  • How to assess a planning application when there are protected species on or near a proposed development site.

  • Submit HM Land Registry applications in the portal, reducing errors and requisitions.

  • Help with the information you must submit to the Building Safety Regulator when you apply to construct, or carry out building work on, a higher-risk building.

  • The responsibilities of each party and the roles they have in the planning appeal process.

  • Guides councils in how to assess their housing needs.

  • How to take part in a planning or listed building consent appeal proceeding by written representations.

  • Guidance for conveyancers on how to register unregistered estates in land for the first time (practice guide 1).

  • Draft process of creating a local plan under the new plan-making system which covers getting ready, preparing the plan, examination, adoption and monitoring.

  • Self-build and custom housebuilding registers.

  • People aged 55 or over and looking to buy a home can buy an initial share in an Older Persons Shared Ownership scheme (OPSO) home and pay rent on the rest.

  • When someone who owns a house or land passes away, you may need to update their property records.