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Good or bad side makes no difference, whoever puts the fence up can have what side they want. You can purchase copy of deeds for any site from government web site. In future when you buy a house tell your solicitor to photostat the deeds.

Now he's got leaking tiles?

Possible overflow from central heating or dhw header tanks, report back when its stop raining

When you say from the gland nut I assume you mean where the spindle goes through it?if so applying ptfe or loctite to thread will not solve the issue. If it is a leaking spindle close the valve,undo the spindle nut and slide to top end of handle, then get some small diameter cord with candle...

Are you a BC ;)

Other examples don't set precedents so as woody says it's down to persuasion and/or appeal

As you say there has to be a fault and it sounds like just naff workmanship so best not get WC involved otherwise things could get messy re getting or doing any work on it. Son bought a house and there was a ic cover down the dividing alleyway that was severely corroded and had been covered...

Depends if its on a public sewer, and what do you mean by replace it

Coal fires

What like a window cill on the outside?

Turn all other rads thermostatic valves down to zero and see if 2 radiators heat up if they do balancing needs redoing. Plenty of posts on here re that.

That sends my ideas out the window

Turn off your central heating for an hour before you use the bath so all heating capabilities are directed to your hot water tank, also turn the boiler stat up to 6. I like a really full quite hot bath and have to do this when I use central heating in cold weather. The extra coldness of any cold...

Can only hope it all turns in to lead poisoning

By gum lad thi are cautious.

I am sure it did but it still isn't incubent on a domestic client to make sure that the contractor is following CDM requirements, the duties of which usually pass to the contractor on engagement ( may alter if there are designers involved). However it is expected that the domestic client...

Domestic clients wouldn't have an inkling re CDM so no they are not part of the equation. Take your point about planning supervisor , should have called them CDM coordinators, bit like plumbers and heating engineers

Domestic clients are not expected to ensure any adherence to CDM any more than they would be expected to take on the role as Planning Supervisor as it would be completely outside their knowledge and understanding, in such a situation it is the contractor who will be required to take the lead role.

Typo, 6.5m meant not 8.5m

Plasterboard weighs about 10kg/m2, 25mm ply about 15kg, so in effect you are increasing the design load on the joists by 150%, without doing the joist calcs it looks pretty iffy, but it depends if the joists were over designed and how much storage you are looking at