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Every contact for the site, in one list
Landowners, councillors, the local MP and utility operators for the site, with published contact details.
In short
LandBuyer AI lists the key contacts for each site: the registered landowners, the ward councillors and local MP, the planning committee and the utility operators, with their published contact details. An AI insight flags the third parties whose agreements could affect the site, and a credit reveals a contact route for an owner.
What it covers
What the key contacts covers
| Item | Source type | What you see |
|---|---|---|
| Landowners | Title registers | Each registered party and the titles they hold |
| Authority and members | Published council and parliament details | Ward councillors, the local MP and the planning committee |
| Statutory and utilities | Operators' published details | Electricity, gas and water operators with connection contacts |
| Owner contact | Company and title records | A contact route for an owner, revealed with a credit |
| Development team | Planning application records | The applicant, agent and consultants on nearby schemes, once a project search is saved |
| Planning committee | Published council details | The members who sit on the planning committee for the authority |
On Kew Yard
One registered party, three councillors, five operators
Kew Yard lists one registered party across one title, three ward councillors with direct contact, the local MP and five utility operators.
AI insight
A telecommunications mast 186 m from the boundary is under an Electronic Communications Code agreement that binds a buyer, and a wind turbine 11 m away is flagged for wayleave or easement.
In the report
Contacts in the report
Tick Include in report on a contact group and it goes into the report, so the reader knows who to approach.
FAQ
Key contacts questions
Short answers to what land teams ask us before a demo.
Can LandBuyer AI find the landowner's contact details?
It shows the registered proprietor from the title register, and a contact route for the owner can be revealed with a credit when you are ready to approach them.
Which other contacts does it list?
Ward councillors, the local MP, the planning committee and the utility operators for the site, with the contact details they publish.
Where do utility contacts come from?
From each operator's own published details, checked by hand, with the date they were checked.
Can we keep a contact on the site for the team?
Yes. Choose Add to contacts beside any published contact and it is kept on the site, so the whole team works from the same list.
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