Podcasts for Real Estate

In the first of three episodes, Solicitors Charlotte Johnston and Alex Wilkins from the Real Estate team at Sintons recorded a podcast on the Building Safety Act

Partner and Head of the Agriculture, Estates & Rural Property department at Sintons, Tom Wills, alongside Real Estate solicitor Sam Watts, recently recorded a podcast where they discussed the implications for landlords following the end of the moratorium.

In episode nine of the Rural Roundup series with Tom Wills, Tom and partner Emma Saunders from our Contentious Probate team discuss 'potential challenges post death'.

In episode eight of the Rural Roundup series with Tom Wills, Tom and Leigh Garbutt from our Real Estate team discuss 'licenses for alterations on rural properties'.

In episode seven of the Rural Roundup series with Tom Wills, Tom and Sam Watts from our Real Estate team discuss 'right of way - landowners options' IMPORTANT UPDATE - DEFRA have recently announced the planned cut-off of 1st January 2026 for the recording of new rights of way to be included within the Definitive Map and Statement has been abolished. No new deadline has yet been proposed. More details are set to follow and we will communicate those in due course.

Solicitor in the Construction & Engineering department at Sintons Jay Balmer recorded a podcast today concentrating on liquidated damages following recent caselaw updates.

In episode six of the Rural Roundup series with Tom Wills, Tom and Sam Watts from our Real Estate team discuss 'public rights of way - changes to the the definitive map.' IMPORTANT UPDATE - DEFRA have recently announced the planned cut-off of 1st January 2026 for the recording of new rights of way to be included within the Definitive Map and Statement has been abolished. No new deadline has yet been proposed. More details are set to follow and we will communicate those in due course.

In the first of our 'Top tips for GPs' podcast series, Healthcare partner Victoria Armstrong gives an overview of property considerations where there are changes to a GP partnership.

In episode three of our 'Top Tips for Dentists' podcast series, Partner Victoria Armstrong from our Healthcare team talks about selling your Dental practice from a Real Estate point of view.

In episode five of the Rural Roundup series with Tom Wills, Tom and Lewis McKeown from our Real Estate team discuss 'common land in a rural setting.'

In episode four of the Rural Roundup series with Tom Wills, Tom and Charlotte Gunn from our Real Estate team discuss 'electrical safety standards in residential properties'.

In episode three of our Rural Roundup series with Tom Wills, Tom discusses the importance of keeping your affairs in order.

In episode two of our Rural Roundup series with Tom Wills, Tom discusses the importance of partnership agreements.

In episode one of our Rural Roundup series with Tom Wills, Tom introduces the series and gives a rural overview, whilst discussing the recent 125 year anniversary of Sintons.

Associate Aimee Hubbard from the Dispute Resolution team and Alex Wilkins from the Real Estate team at Sintons recently recorded a Landlord & Tenant Update.

Partner and Head of the Agriculture, Estates & Rural Property department at Sintons, Tom Wills, recently recorded a podcast where he discussed steps you can take to meet the challenges and changes 2021 may bring.

Sintons’ Debt Recovery team invite you to join them for their annual discussion on topical Debt Recovery related issues, with presentations from key local and national figures in the Business and Debt Recovery sector.

Solicitor Sarah Holmes from the Faith Based Institutions department at Sintons recently recorded a podcast concentrating on potential trustee liability for COVID-19 transmission for the Methodist Church Trustees.

Associate Joanne Russell from the Faith Based Institutions department at Sintons recently recorded a podcast concentrating on non residential leases of church buildings for the Methodist Church Trustees.

Senior Associates Louise Kelly and Danielle Dale from the Real Estate team at Sintons and Ashleigh Tokarski, Associate Surveyor with Knight Knight in Newcastle, who specialises in residential property development, recently recorded a joint Q&A podcast. This podcast discusses the effect of COVID-19 on the development market with the aim of assisting clients and developers in these challenging market times, with the continuing political and economic pressures around the property market.

Partner in the Faith Based Institutions team at Sintons Laura Peace recently recorded a podcast entitled 'Manse Sales and Purchases: An update following Government Guidance of 13th May.'

Associate Joanne Russell from the Faith Based Institutions department at Sintons recently recorded a podcast concentrating on Septic Tank Regulation recent changes for the Methodist Church Trustees.

Solicitor Sarah Holmes from the Faith Based Institutions department at Sintons recently recorded a podcast concentrating on qualified surveyors reports for the Methodist Church Trustees.

Partner and Head of the Agricultural, Estates and Rural department at Sintons Tom Wills recorded a podcast today which concentrates on commercial property and being aware of the pitfalls.

Partner and Head of the Agricultural, Estates and Rural department at Sintons Tom Wills recorded a podcast today which concentrates on what happens when a will has to be disputed and how this might affect a family farming operation.

Partner and Head of the Rural department at Sintons Tom Wills recorded a podcast today which concentrates on Septic Tanks.

Alex Rayner, Head of the Construction & Engineering Department at Sintons recently recorded a podcast which gave a high level overview of Construction Adjudication.

Paul Stevens and Vinaya Jigajinni from the Real Estate team at Sintons LLP and Marketing Manager David Pritchard recently recorded a Podcast on EPCs.