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p.s richard Two more images that were used at the meeting. The case officer also quoted the bre report many times but she did'nt actually do a sun ananlsis report even though we asked for one.

The original buildings werer staggered, the ground floor extension with the scaffold round it was built in 2000, before we moved in. I did all the right things, I had the support of my local parish council and local district councillor. I hired an independant planning advisor. Not all...

Thanks guys, question answered, I was just clutching at straws as this extension (berlin wall) will be a pain in the rear for us. Never mind I will have to get used to it and I can always by a nice climbing rose to hide most of it. Again thanks

My neighbour got planning permission and I think they are changing the layout. In the plan submitted that got permission, there will be a first floor extension added to the original house. The main part of the extension is a large bedroom, the original bathroom on the side of the house to the...

The fence is mine, the question is, did their planning officer measure the boundary line from the fence or the part that has been forced over. She wanted to pass the first floor extension application and I said it is really close, although to her it is not. I have fought tooth and nail to...

It's nothing to do with the qualitiy of their work, it's to do with the fact they've built onto my property!. The gap is almost the whole length of the fence and the middle part of the kick board is bowing.

my neighbours have built a patio which has pushed the bottom of my boundry fence out by 3 - 4 inches. I'm already fighting a planning application with them and have a site visit soon from the local planning committee. If they see that the boundary fence has been pushed out, will this help my case?

Firstley the site plans show both houses as being level, they are not. As the site plan is avaliable online, I complained to the planners that it is incorrect and misleading to the public. Planner has measured 45 degree line vertically and it is crossed. However the 45 degree line has...

I'm fighting the battle of my life opposing an extension next door. It breaks the 45degree line twice, site plans are wrong and planner is adoment she wants to pass it. I have full backing from parish council and county councillor, but instead of planning being refused or even going to a...

would'nt be surpized!. According to planning officer if they was'nt given permission and appealed it would cost the office money. I stated that it would affect our resale value, and she agreed. But! as our local paper slamed our planning office, I thought I'd just send him an email and...

When I opposed my neighbours extension plans I sent in plenty of evidence and photos to back my claim and even had total support of the parish council. Well! today I'm informed their probly going to get it!. All the people I've spoken to say no way will they get it, but it just proves that...

Sorry damo forgot to put them on first one

Hi devil damo How would you judge my case, just out of interest? My neighbours proposed first floor extension will block over half my window. Their house is higher and set further forward than ours They will break the 45 degree rule by nearly 13feet I have objected to the plan at the...

I think I'll have a go at cleaning the gutter, although I'm not great on ladders. I'm going to try out one of those gutter hedghog things. However I think the problem lies with the other garages not being cleaned. My roof will probley need replacing in a couple of years but I know the garage...

My neighbour plans to build on his exsisting extension. Our house is set back futher from his and the extension will be obtrusive, and cast a shadow over our house and garden. Our main bedroom is at the back and from our window the 45 degree angle stops at their current downpipe. This means...

I have the end garage in a row of six, at my end I have the down pipe for the whole rows guttering. Nobody clears their gutters so my garage gets flooded near the door everytime it rains. The big question is "do I need the gutter bit at my end?" At the back of the garage their is no guttering...