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So it's superficial. Ok ta.

14 year old Passat.

Sorry I didn't get a notification. I take it you mean the wishbone bush? I've heard it's a common occurrence on this car. Presumably it didn't look as bad as it seems to be as it wasn't and advisory. Cheers.

Thanks everyone. I'll get underneath in the next few days and have a look. Swapping the covers would be good. There's been some scratching noises when driving slowly over uneven ground which I'm thinking might need a proper look at at a garage though. It seems to happen only in cold weather...

Ok thanks very much.

Hello, This was my advisories at a recent mot pass. Just wondered if anyone knows what actually gets done/replaced in these cases. And if its a big job etc. just to remind you its suspension arm ball joint dust cover offside rear and anti roll bar linkage ball joint dust cover nearside front...

Couldn't agree more about your second paragraph I was at a relatives flat the other night which by a massive coincidence I was a bricklayer on 20 years ago. I didn't like to tell him how much s#!+ I know is in his cavity walls.

Thanks if I have to do that I will but the snots from the brickwork will have to be kept to a minimum

Do the new regs mean there's no way around a wider cavity then?

Part of building regs. Windows are just a part of the project. Cheers

Thanks. Regarding the windows it was only the trickle vents we discussed. Apparently that went up. In one of the rooms there's is a patio door and side window. I would prefer to only have one of them with a vent. As for the cavity insulation my main concern is as long as you can do it with...

Hello I found out today from a window manufacturer that last year's changes need to be followed even though an application was made before the change. This is because it's when you buy them that counts not when you made the application. I was wondering if anyone knows if this is the case with...

I agree. But isn't it likely that most of the conditions will concerned with work that comes later in the build?

Is that condition about the submitting of details for written approval a rarity?

Thanks to everyone for their input.

It didn't occur to me different areas might have it different. Ta.

Hello. I'm talking about the 3 year rule which I presume means 3 years from planning consent. I've heard different opinions for example. A course of bricks is enough. If there's a structure in the way, it's demolition is the start. As soon as you start digging the footings. Does anyone know...

Does anyone know what percent they are paying in prizes at the moment and when it last went up?

Thanks that was my next question.