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Also if it does need planning permission, you will be able to object to it if you feel it interfers with your quality of living. If council do not consent to it, it will have to be taken down even if it has already been built.

re original question - if you have medicine left over the safest thing to do is actually return it to a chemist - any one will take it I think. Not good idea to flush down toilet as it can end up enentually :!: affecting fish etc.

:oops: :oops: steel //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// I'm following on from welder - hopes that's okay with everyone. Did anyone read all 440+

Hi hope someone can advise. we are fortunate enough to have 3 tv sets. One an nec e have had for over 20 years, a philips small set and a new sony with built in digital. Before we got the Sony i had been having problems with the small philips and so we bought a new aerial that said it was...

I don't kno the legal requirement but i'm pretty sure if it's as high as 15ft it would need planning permission. You can ask your council what height a construction needs to be before it requires planning permission - you don't have to give your neighbours details or anything and just say it is...

Hi, I hope someone can advise me. We have an inspection chamber about 4feet from the house wall. It is in a really akward place on the patio - chairs either sit over it or beside it. When we are away for couple of days we always have a stale smell in the kitchen from the drain (despite years of...