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The top oven door at our rental had come off with the hinges not open and could not be persuaded back in. Saved me hours of pratting about, just a picture pin in each of the holes after pulling the hinge open with the help of a screwdriver, and I was able to finally get the hinges back into...

Thanks for the advice Jeds Woody - if you're there(?) - I have realised that one of my neighbours has a 'garden shed' within 3 metres of my offending corner (where I am going to have to expose the 1970's foundations to check if they will be OK for the extension on top). I dont know whether...

Thanks to all posters, I will be trying the friendly approach as I don't seem to have an alternative unless the builders can do the offending corner mostly from the inside and/or scaffolding based within my property! You were all very helpful

also, unfortunately, although the law appears to apply to right to maintain your property - it does not seem to apply to adding new bits according to the gardenlaw web post i mentioned above

Woody From the answer I had on the gardenlaw discussion website I think that would be the 'access to neighbouring land' act There is a post that I was pointed to http://www.gardenlaw.co.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=20175&sid=a404f682c95721bba6c0834690c97e1c with a subject line of ACCESS TO...

Thanks Woody, what do I do if my neighbour wont give permission?

Hi, Am planning extension to right hand side (rhs) (and left hand side lhs) of my detached house on top of existing single storey flat roofed extension on rhs (and garage on lhs). Front rhs corner of existing extension (built early 70s by previous owner with retrospective planning) within...