Local authority search fees
- Standard Official Search (LLC1 and Part1 Con 29) £140.00
- Official Certificate of Search (Form LLC1 only) £35.00
- Enquiries of Local Authority – Form Con 29:
- Part I Enquiries – one parcel of land £105.00
- Part II optional enquiries (each) £15.00
- Each additional solicitor’s own enquiry £20.00
- Additional parcels of land (each) £11.50
- Personal Search of Local Land Charges Register Only £22.00
- Each additional parcel of land £1.00
- Copy of Search £20.00
- Copy of Documents 10p per sheet
Cheques should be made payable to Wiltshire Council.
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North
Contact Details
Email: locallandchargesnorth@wiltshire.gov.uk
Telephone: 01249 706591
Postal Address:
Land Charges
Wiltshire Council
Monkton Park
Chippenham
SN15
1ER
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South
Contact Details
Email: locallandchargessouth@wiltshire.gov.uk
Telephone: 01722 434257 or 01722 434232
Fax: 01722 434575
Postal Address:
Local Land Charges
Wiltshire Council
61 Wyndham Road
Salisbury
SP1 3AH
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East
Contact Details
Email: locallandchargeseast@wiltshire.gov.uk
Telephone: 01380 734735
Fax: 01380 729146
Postal Address:
Local Land Charges
Wiltshire Council
Browfort
Bath Road
Devizes
Wiltshire
SN10 2AT
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West
Contact Details
Email: locallandchargeswest@wiltshire.gov.uk
Telephone: 01225 776655 ext. 141
Fax: 01225 776792
Postal Address:
Local Land Charges
Wiltshire Council
Bradley Road
Trowbridge
Wiltshire
BA14 0RD
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Last updated: 12 January 2010