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I don't profess to be an expert and don't fully understand all the replies and suggestions that have been made but have you thought of getting a cheap indoor ariel and plugging it directly into your TV thereby rulng out your chimney ariel.

Apparently it varies from council to council. Ask yours

Who made the mess the electrician or the plasterer. Judging by the finish I would guess it was the plasterer as he hasn't done much of a job. If that is the case he is the one you should complain to.

Can't really see it being a. problem then.

A lot of fridges have metal running in plastic hinges that have problems with wearing out when the door has a bottle drawer built into the door. So I suppose in theory a lot of heavy fridge magnets stuck to the outside could hasten the wear.

If they are suitable for automotive use I would have expected them to be ok with heating oil. I presume you aare referring to my first link.

It looks from the pic like they have created a fall from the house to the drain so it will possibly be ok, but ask them for an explanation about whether it will be a problem or not. What is the black course at the bottom of the wall

You can get permeable and non permiable resin coatings, it depends which one they use.

Stick some brick slips to a piece of marine ply. Cut to be a close ft in the hole. https://brickhunter.com/clearance-bricks/clearance-batch-398?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=22569695736&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIo8bdgYywkAMVsJFQBh2cbyyXEAQYFyABEgLcpPD_BwE

I was always told 6 months before papering new plaster. But that was with browning then skimmed, not sure about the latest products.

Can you measure yours and get one of these https://www.amazon.co.uk/Assortment-Assorted-Plumbing-Automotive-Connections/dp/B0FCB4F6MD?source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&ref_=fplfs&psc=1&smid=A366VRQJ6GL3Z6 or similar. Search for a kit with similar dimensions. Local motor factors may be able to...

Do you mean remove the grass before the post. If so make a cut from th centre of the post to he edge of the patch the lever it up with a thin blade of some description. A wall paper scraper or simillar. Perhaps glue it back in place with silicon once repair is done.

What ever cost you save in water you will lose in the extra costs of heating the water with electricity

Won't you need to fit itumescent strips. that will take a 762mm door to 782mm

https://www.toolstation.com/instant-nails-solvent-free-grab-adhesive/p51064?store=EB&utm_source=googleshopping&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=googleshoppingfeed&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=21016232523&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI9Z_9waytkAMV_ZNQBh3f_CSVEAQYBSABEgI5qPD_BwE

Did it happen with the old one. Does the low pressure indicator illuminate. Did changing the stop cock and isolators improve the pressure at the taps.

Do you have a local fabrication company. Ask them to make you a couple of 10mm steel plates that you can bolt either side of the joist.

Something like this perhaps https://www.victorianplumbing.co.uk/tile-rite-910mm-carpet-to-tile-threshold-strip-gold

I sometimes wonder about that, as it is often mentioned buried in terms and conditions when you buy on-line. I always thought it was their responsibilty to pay for returns if goods are faulty. I just avoid retailers that say that you have to pay.

Do you mean matting like a fitted carpet or just a single mat. Is that black strip at the base of the door convex or concave, can't tell from the pick