Useful contact information

• Local councils
• West Sussex County Council
• Southern Water
• FENSA
• Land Registry
• South Downs National Park - planning applications and information

Local councils

Arun District

• Land charges information and contact details - on the Arun DC website

Chichester District

• Land charges information and contact details - on the Chichester DC website

Crawley Borough

• Land charges information and contact details - on the Crawley BC website

Horsham District

• Land charges information and contact details - on the Horsham DC website

Mid Sussex District

• Land charges information and contact details - on the Mid Sussex DC website

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West Sussex County Council (WSCC)

Enquiries should be directed to:

• Local Land Charges - on the WSCC website

See also:

• Adopted Roads (highways) - includes an interactive Land Charges map - on the WSCC website

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Southern Water

For information about drainage and sewer locations please see:

• Mains water and sewer maps - on the Southern Water website

See also:

• Southern Water website - contacts

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FENSA

For FENSA (building regulations) information please see the FENSA website.

FENSA stands for the 'Fenestration Self-Assessment Scheme'.

FENSA is a government-authorised scheme that monitors building regulation compliance for replacement windows and doors.

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Land Registry

The Land Registry (the government department responsible for registering land and property) hold records on the title and ownership or interest in land.

For any enquiries relating to property or land ownership you will need to contact them directly:

• Contact HM Land Registry - on the GOV.UK website

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South Downs National Park - planning applications and information

Since 1st April 2012 any planning and related constraint information for properties and land within the South Downs National Park (SDNP) has been created and maintained by the SDNP authority. This information will be supplied to Adur & Worthing Councils in order to compile official local searches. The Local Land Charges Section has no direct access to SDNP records, and answers to the Local Land Charges Register and CON29 will be compiled according to the information received. If further details are required, your request should be sent directly to the SDNP.

Any planning and related constraint information created prior to 1st April 2012 will be maintained by Adur & Worthing Councils and queries relating to this data should be sent to Planning.

• Planning applications - on the South Downs National Park website

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