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Use a condense pump

Pics of valve, pump and pipework would help

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Surely if it's just a loft you would insulate between ceiling joists.

The last picture shows a zone valve, with the boiler off manually open the valve, it is a small lever that you move across and catch hold in a recess. The pipes either side of the valve have bleed points, undo these but don't take them completely off

Google heating zone valves. Often these will be found near the pump . Don't think it's necessary to drain down you just need to bleed the circuits, photos of around the boiler, cylinder and pump would help

May be around half way up the side of cylinder

You might have a bleed point at the top of the primary flow, it might be like a screw cap, Post a photo of the cylinder

Do you have a hot water cylinder? If you do have you tried bleeding this circuit, zone valves should be manually opened

If you are going to extend the stack use 2 x 45 degree bends to the right then go straight up and use 2 more bends around the soffit. The pipe should extend 900mm above the window

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My point is whoever decided to have him arrested should be questioned on his/her capabilities

Who decided that he should be arrested?

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Mine was built around 1930s and converted in the 50s

Agree with Wessex 101 As far as I am aware building control will have no interest other than any structural alterations, roofing or technically removing more than 25 percent plasterer from external walls. Regarding planning permission, even if you do not own the property you can still apply. You...

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No problems with respect to building regs , just the normal approval for removing load bearing walls and staircase headroom

We done the same approx 5 yrs ago, Paid stamp duty at normal rate on the total purchase price. We then paid around £500 for planning permission to convert back to one house. Be aware some council's will not grant permission so I would advise you to ask the local authorities on their policies

Sad times, sorry for your loss Mottie.