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My brother died 5 years ago. WBAC offered my initially £2600 then over a few weeks the price rose to £3700 So I advertised it on autotrader and got £4600 within 24 hours

Pension providers should be ashamed of the way they deal with relatives after the death of the pension holders. It’s going to get far far worse once these awful companies will HAVE to provide information for people doing valuations to do the HMRC declaration prior to applying for probate

If you’re worrying about the cost of a shed based suggests you don’t have a realistic budget for your extension plus contingency

Yes there is voting in my area and yes I’ll vote Not voting isn’t an option imho

Our shed sits on concrete base which is about 3 inches taller than the surrounding ground. There is air flow right underneath the shed. It’s been there over 12 years and damp isn’t an issue Sure there is a step up but that’s not an issue

Call Contactum U.K. support?

If you think Starmer and Reeves are bad - look at the alternatives in the cabinet

The last sentence is almost certainly wrong. It probably was an earth fault. With single or dual RCD boards it’s often cumulative leakage that takes out the RCD

Thing is, back then very few people went out for meals in pubs or restaurants. This was a first for the misses family as it was for her brothers 18th birthday

1981 - The pub is near Portsmouth

Let’s give it more time

Have a go

https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Technical/DataSheets/KSR/FireBreak_QR_Datasheet.pdf

Nobody in their right mind should fit sealed LED downlighting IIRC KSR do adjustable GU10 IP down lights

Quite so. I’ve seen builders have to add ventilation to extensions because they think they can ignore the guidance. No extraction, no completion cert

Not likely to go abroad with the car anytime soon so 1 per car , in the back of the drivers seat is enough

Fwiw the French law about carrying hi-viz is a sensible idea and all of our cars have at least one now

You need said spark to tell you what to buy once he’s seen this first hand