Autumn Budget 2026: What does it mean for the property market?
The Autumn Budget brought some welcome measures for first-time buyers, but stopped short of the wider reforms that could help get more people moving, according to Lucy McCallum, Head of...
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With great pride, WSP Solicitors have been re-accredited with the Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS). Updated July 2026 The Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS) is a recognised quality standard for...
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Do you need a solicitor for a remortgage? The answer depends on the type of remortgage you are arranging and whether any legal changes need to be made to your...
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Looking for a prompt house sale? These sales tips can make all the difference when preparing your property for a competitive market. Spring is one of the most popular times...
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How Can WSP Solicitors Help With Remortgaging? Remortgaging allows you to switch your mortgage to a new deal without moving home. If your fixed‑rate mortgage is ending in the next...
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Property Searches are a vital part of the conveyancing process, helping buyers understand exactly what they are purchasing before they commit to a property. For first-time buyers and people moving...
Continue readingGloucester Cathedral Networking Breakfast Returns for 2027
Gloucester Cathedral is relaunching its business networking breakfast as a quarterly series in partnership with WSP Solicitors, with the first event of 2027 taking place in the Chapter House of...
What is a Person with Significant Control (PSC)? Meaning, Rules and Identity Verification
What does PSC mean? Who counts as a person with significant control in my company? And do PSCs now need to verify their identity with Companies House? This guide from...
Understanding rent reviews in commercial leases and how to manage them
A rent review is a clause in a commercial lease that allows the rent to be adjusted at set points during the term, so that it keeps pace with the...
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