In need of further action: what to do next
Groundsure’s environmental assessment searches and contamination surveys provide a clear and concise overview of the potential environmental risks associated with a particular property. The reports are based on the latest data and industry standards and are intended to help conveyancers, property buyers, lenders and developers make informed decisions about their investments.
Occasionally, environmental risks are identified and the Search report may recommend further action prior to a property transaction or financing. A recommended action may be an environmental assessment to help clarify the identified risk and liabilities. This will reduce the likelihood of unexpected costs and legal issues relating to contaminated land and environmental permits in the future. As well as protecting human health and the environment, it can mitigate risks to the property.

Groundsure demonstrates its ESG commitment as a Certified B Corporation

Interpreting Climate Search Results for Property Transactions – A Practitioner’s View.

The Crooked House: A Sad Demise to a Proud Emblem of Mining

Coprolite: Mining for Poo in Cambridge

Understanding Permits and the Impact to Commercial Transactions

Groundsure deepens its community charity support

Climate Risk and the Retainer – In or out?

New Mining and Sinkhole data added to Insight Data Packs

The Southall Stench: Is there a better way to manage public health in long term brownfield developments?

What are COMAH sites and why should I care?

Workplace Mental Health First Aid: A perspective.

Groundsure to offer conveyancers climate risk training in conjunction with Legal Eye

Groundsure Launches Brownfield Site Viability Tool

News: Amendments to the Environmental Permitting Regulations 2016

Groundsure-Sponsored Camborne RFC U16s win the County Bowl

PFAS: A Long Lasting Legacy

Law Society Climate Risk Guidance: Reaction from Groundsure

Climate & transitional risk – who will take charge?

March in Review: Support for our Superheroes

Women in History Month: A leading lady in the world of cartography

Groundsure Answers the Public…on Flooding

Women in History Month: Judith Denner – Originator of Part2A Environmental Protection Act Legislation

Survey: Brokers put 2022 behind them and acknowledge conveyancers “vital” to industry

Women in History Month: Phyllis Pearsall – Creator of the iconic A-Z Mapping

Women in History Month: The role of the Cornish Miner’s “Married Widow”

Supporting the local community

Natural Flood Management with the Sussex Flow Initiative

The effect of Cornish Mining on Development sites

Coastal Erosion and Landfill Exposure: Future Impacts of Climate Change

The Climate Year – COP, Climate Duties and Analysis for Clients

The Wave Project – Providing mental health support through the joys of surfing
Important change to radon data in our reports and data packs

“England’s Most Contaminated Site?”: A Challenge to Development Viability?
Groundsure launches new climate risk microsite for conveyancers
