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I have old wooden planks here that I can cut down to size. Does it matter that about 3-4 inches of felt is missing due to it rotting?

I have opened up a few spots in the felt and so I will have to see how that goes. If not, it could very well be good bye to this house. I have no idea how to contact in the Cirencester area for this problem. Or even the cost of the job.. Seems like it would cost hundreds.

Nothing that looks similar. The attic does dip downwards but I cannot see down it or look down it.

Never. We tumble dry it and use the vent pipe through the window. Or hang it outside. We always cook with the door open ect

There's felt > Slabs > sky. That's all there is.

See how bad it is?

Hi! Basically no air vents, the felt is old.. 15 years old. They look as if there were used to be vented open but not any more. I will get pics, one second.

Compared to what we had a while ago it was nothing, now the entire attic's felt is dripping wet. Not joking, it is drenched. I lately placed down a second layer of floor insulation where the water droplets first started appearing from, then I spotted that a tile was missing felt, so I used the...

Hi there! I know this sounds ridiculous but I cannot turn it. There isn't enough grip on the spindle to turn it, as it's partially broken. However! The other valve (I assume it's the thermostatic valve?) that turns as if I was turning down the rad. But the one on the other side wont turn...

Update ~~~ I bled the radiator and the water was perfectly clear. Not a drop of brown or black mucky water insight! I turned on the heating and the pipe to the left was heating up, then cooling down.

Try to balance the water system, some radiators might be 'stealing' the hot water.

I'll get on with it next week. If anyone suggests anything then I'll be all ears. Very much appreciate it <3

It's pretty hard to turn. Don't think I can, may be a new valve joby.

Trying to rescale the pictures. They were too big. And that is the side that has broken, and nothing has happen yet.

It's not good but it's decent to show the top snapped. Then this is when I remove the 'Square' bit. http://i.imgur.com/UME5tbb.jpg http://i.imgur.com/t10TPUw.jpg

I'll take an updated picture. Hold on.

The bit underneath where I have marked black? That just unscrews and comes out.

This has what has snapped off. It snapped off in the OFF position so it is impossible to turn.

The valve itself was turned off before the decorators came in, and they tried to turn it back on for me.. But unfortunately they snapped the top of the valve so it's permanently off, that's my guess anyway. The heaters are boiling inside and it's the only one cold. We bled it a few times...

It's about the size of a pen. Decent sized one too. I'd say maybe a 10mm, but it's a hard bet.