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Have a look at my post here, plate exchanger sorted it for me, with guidance from Tony http://www.diynot.com/forums/plumbing/worcester-28cdi-hot-water-problems.299152/

There is an echo in here

Corgi is dead so don't get one of them to run the gas pipe, get a Gas Safe Registered installer, and while you are at it get him to quote to do the work, you are heading for a whole heap of pain, and the end cost is likely to be significantly more when you have to get someone to fix your...

So where exactly did you find these so called "Tilers"?

Think it might be fixed by now

Some do some don't the bottom may not be pulling in if the door has dropped, it may mean the cam bolt is not actually doing anything, although this would be unusual. It could be that the door is "not over" far enough into the frame, if you get my drift. Check the hinges, nothing to lose, up...

Alarm is right, but that only adjusts the closure when the door is not locked, just closed. In picture 2 and 3 you can see the small round cam roller, you can adjust these with an allen key, this should pull the door in more when you lift up the handle, it is a case of trial and error and...

Can you post some pics of the locking mechanism and any other bolts that go from the door into the frame when it is shut and locked? Also a pic of the frame where all of these go in, there may be adjustment it just may not be obvious.

Youir mate is right, render then plaster

Have you changed the ARC protocol to be SMS mesaging?

They are wired wrong, simple

Check on the Multikwik website, they have various pan connectors in all sorts of angles and with differeing sizes, they might have what you want without introducing a reducer

Get some earplugs

Too little, I would want at least that for one days work regardless of what I was doing

STOP SHOUTING :D

Or you could get one of these http://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/multiswitch-3000-p-649.html i use one at home, it's mounted inside my shed, has an input for my N/C external PIR and an input for a stand alone photocell, timer options for lights on and off, or just used on PIR activation...

Just board it up from inside with OSB board let the cement go off properly and then fix the window, and then use foam

Use some masonry fixing screws as shown on this page, no need for plugs. If you don'fix before you foam you will have all sorts of problems http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Screws+Fixings/Frame+Fixings/d90/sd1950

You need screws as well, foam is just for filling gaps, draft proofing and keeping everything in place using only foam is a bodge

If you loosen off the screws on the keep does the piece inside move? There must be some adjustment.