To identify people and places we use a series of unique references or identifiers. Some of these are automatically assigned in our GIS...

Highways are without doubt the most complicated issue land referencers face. This is because their ownership (public and private) and...

Last time I asked how the traditional look of the English lowland countryside came about. Anyone who has flown over Europe and looked...

Last time I asked you to consider who owns the street outside your house. The answers is ‘it depends’ and from this infuriating answer...

Last time I asked what the two plaques shown below are and when and why might these be important. They denote a parish boundary, the one...

Last time I started you with an easy one by asking what brass studs mean in a pavement and how else their meaning might be denoted. ...

This is the first of a series of fortnightly bite-size ‘Armchair land referencing’ articles intended to inform, educate and possibly...