Any enquiries relating to land or property ownership should be made in writing to the Chief Transportation & Asset Management Officer, Crown Buildings, 31 Chester Street, Wrexham LL13 8BG. E-mail webmaster@wrexham.gov.uk.

Please contact the Land Registry in Swansea on 01792 355000. If you think the land is owned by the Council, contact the Property Planning Section at Crown Buildings, Chester Street on 01978 297213, where the Register of Council Owned Land is kept. For further information contact our Helpline 01978 292016 or visit our homepage to see the range of services we offer.

You can visit our GIS website. There are several ways of looking up property here which include by parcel owner, deed book and page, by address or by parcel number. You can also come by our office.

You need to know the address, parcel number, or owner of a property to be able to determine ownership. The most current Lee County Tax Roll information is available from Delta Computer Systems website and the Lee County Tax Assessor at 662-841-9031.

Contact the Land Registry Office telephone 01792 458877 or visit their website www.landregistry.gov.uk (link to external website).

Use the online search tool or Contact the County Assessor's Office located in room #204 at the north end of the 2nd floor of the Public Administration Building. Phone 336-9370.

On the Stroudwater - three landowners in the missing mile. All the rest is owned by The Company of Proprietors of Stroudwater Navigation who have granted British Waterways a very long lease. (999 years.) The Thames and Severn Canal is in multi-ownership. Gloucestershire County Council Stroud to Chalford, Bathurst Estate, Cooperative Wholesale Soc. etc. There are some small ownerships at Kempsford.

The Economic Development Department has a list of such properties. To find out more contact Economic Development on 01978 366366 or business@wrexham.gov.uk.

Yes it is, and You are right about Rob and Janae' doing the right thing. More people need to stand up for what is right. By Craig Moore, 11-07-07 Come on, name calling? NIMBY is short-hand for 'Not In My Back Yard.' It is not a name at all but an acronym for the phrase. By max, 11-07-07 I am so tired of you Western people thinking that public land in the West is "only your land".

We do not provide you with this information. There are public sources such as the Registry of Deeds where you can find this information.

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The community as a whole owns all land and buildings, including homes. However, a person's home will, within certain bounds, be theirs to occupy for as long as they desire once they move into it, providing there is no conflict with the continuation of that arrangement. By a conflict, we mean consensus agreement that there is a compelling reason that the situation must change. We do not anticipate having the need to make people change housing involuntarily.

Response: Grambling Alumni owns the house which sits on .3 acres and Bro. Staff owns the surrounding 1.7 acres. Our plan is to ask Bro. Staff to donate the land to the fraternity or present him with a reasonable offer to sell it back to us.

For details on the ownership of any piece of land contact: The Information Centre, HM Land Registry, 32 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London WC2A 3PH Telephone: 0207 917 8888.