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Paint and sand it tomorrow

How did u fix the wood to the sill underneath? Screw it in? After washing the surface I ran my hand over it all and seems the bare masowas a bit dust so put peel stop on that (basically a stabiliser). Will fill all the scraped holes on sill leave the scraping on top section

How about normal Toupret masonry filler?, I have that.

Yep, and doesn't care as long as it's done ok. Mate anyhow

I'll do that, dig a trench.

It's above ground floor. The communal utility cardboard below the landing through the door always smells damp

What put it in some unleakable container of water overnight?

Do you push it all the way through that hole? My bump feed isn't great either

How do you skim it to get corners so square and bottom? What tools u use? BTW I got electric festool sander and extractor

Scraped all the loose paint off this old windowsill gonna then wash it down. Gonna put on peel stop on any places still dusty when I run my hands over it It's pretty dented and knackered, is it pointless filling the holes from flaked paint?

I guess like u said drains into soil and grass on left. I've no idea where it should drain to Nothing underneath. As far as I know always flooded with very heavy rain. Yes, was thinking of drilling a hole in concrete to drain water away where arrow is

Any tricks to putting in the strimming cord, what's the hole in the middle for? Can you get metal strimming cord as plastic stuff keeps breaking off on hard standing areas. Safety wise- goggles? I heard dog poo blinds u

This area near my communal porch gets quite high with water not yet getting into porch but is it worth drilling a hole (where red arrow is) to let the water drain away. Drill through concrete wall

How about strimming it then breathing in the bits or getting on skin?

Is this ragwort and is it dangerous if u get it in your skin?

What's the best glue to put skirting onto tiles in bathroom? might be plastic skirting or wood not sure

Gotta be dumped in gardens aftwards

I'm going with insulation that they're doing on the different sites, can't be fertiliser and they're too light and polystyrene like

Seen these on a few housing association gardens. Are they rat poison? Dangerous?