The Land Registry is to cut its fees by an average of 10% after making annual efficiency savings of around £33m.
Information service fees will be cut by £1, scale fees will be cut by £10 and a register alteration will now be a fixed fee of £40. Information and registration fees for a property purchase will also fall.
The new fee structure will come into force on October 22.
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Perhaps the LR could make a case to run the NHS?
Good work - more of this from the public sector please.