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Recent Blog Entries
- Remember, ignorance is no excuse.
- Land Agents volunteer for local Wildlife Trust
- Boundary Disputes a thing of the past thanks to new Mapping Technology
- Does Scottish Farmland Remain a Safe Investment Post-Brexit?
- Legal Challenges to Telecommunications Code give Operators the Upper Hand
- Land agent, Catherine Smith, warns of an impending housing crisis for those living and working in Scotland’s rural areas.
- Cutting Edge Technology in Forestry Mapping
- Bell Ingram supports next generation of land agents
- SRUC graduate, Thomas Rust, gives some insight into life as a Bell Ingram Trainee
- Scottish Housing Stock Levels Set To Become Dangerously Low
Remember, Ignorance Is No Excuse.
Land Agent Charlotte Gilfillan urges landowners to remain vigilant against wildlife crime One could be forgiven for wondering what all the fuss was about. Despite the initial panic, in the... Read more...
Published on 31st January 2019
Land Agents Volunteer For Local Wildlife Trust
The team at Bell Ingram Northwich swapped their laptops for hedgecutters and ‘got their hands dirty’ for a local charity. Teaming up with Cheshire Wildlife Trust (CWT) the Land Agents... Read more...
Published on 28th January 2019
Boundary Disputes A Thing Of The Past Thanks To New Mapping Technology
Our Head of Mapping, Chris Duncan, explains how the firm’s investment in a revolutionary satellite position system will help stop costly arguments about land disputes. Boundary disputes range from arguments... Read more...
Published on 16th January 2019
Does Scottish Farmland Remain A Safe Investment Post-Brexit?
Bell Ingram’s Head of Farm Sales Stewart Hamilton takes view. With no clearly defined outcomes yet in place, we remain in a state of limbo. Given that May’s deal appears... Read more...
Published on 8th January 2019
Legal Challenges To Telecommunications Code Give Operators The Upper Hand
Partner Neal Salomon gives an update on the changing landscape following the introduction of the Code 12 months ago It has been almost twelve months since the introduction of the... Read more...
Published on 17th December 2018
Land Agent, Catherine Smith, Warns Of An Impending Housing Crisis For Those Living And Working In Scotland’s Rural Areas.
Private rental property numbers have depleted in rural Scotland with the introduction of legislation around maintenance and testing standards, energy efficiency and the new Private Rented Tenancy (PRT). While... Read more...
Published on 13th December 2018
Cutting Edge Technology In Forestry Mapping
At Bell Ingram our clients benefit from cutting edge geospatial technology. Our Head of Mapping, Chris Duncan, has created software that takes mapping data and creates a 3D model of... Read more...
Published on 16th November 2018
Bell Ingram Supports Next Generation Of Land Agents
Bell Ingram Partner Sarah Tyson spoke last week to students at SRUC Edinburgh and Craibstone campuses as part of her role as external examiner for the BA Rural Business Management... Read more...
Published on 12th November 2018
SRUC Graduate, Thomas Rust, Gives Some Insight Into Life As A Bell Ingram Trainee
Since starting at Bell Ingram, three months ago, I have been involved with a wide range of work in my role as Assistant Land Agent in Perth. My experience to... Read more...
Published on 24th October 2018
Scottish Housing Stock Levels Set To Become Dangerously Low
Our Head of Agency Carl Warden warns of the consequences of high Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (LBTT) costs for buyers. People buying a home in Scotland pay LBTT linked... Read more...
Published on 28th September 2018