If you are a partner of a farming partnership business, it is worth having a written agreement containing the terms of the partnership.

Preventing the creation of new public rights of way and town and village greens.

A dispute between a 74 year old farmer and the Church of England has highlighted the benefits of voluntarily registering land at the Land Registry.

The changes provide more flexibility to rural communities as to how they use existing buildings to deliver much needed homes and help farms modernise.

London based businesses face sharp rises in rates from April 2017, but businesses in the Midlands and North may benefit.

To obtain important tax reliefs for IHT and CGT on rural land, it is often essential to be treated as a trading farmer, rather than as a landlord.

Is it possible to register new rights of common over land already registered as common land? "No" says Court of Appeal

Wrigleys is pleased to announce 3 promotions in its private client and charity property teams.

Guidance for agricultural landowners on NEW rules effective from October 2015 and a reminder of the rules relating to agricultural workers.

Landowners should take note. The Bill is not intended to introduce new law but there is a new offence that landowners should be aware of.

Wrigleys have been recognised as one of the Top 25 Private Client Law Firms in the UK.

David French discusses the link between the BBC's Poldark and buying property in the South West.

Dementia Friends Champions Charlotte Buckley and Amy Slinn have held Friends' information sessions for 96 people at Wrigleys...and counting!

A landowner was fined £20,000 by a court after the Health & Safety Executive investigated circumstances leading to a delivery driver's death.

Wrigleys Solicitors are pleased to welcome four senior lawyers and their first apprentice.

Important new laws from October 2013 allow landowners to take a proactive step to protect land and avoid claims for village green status.