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Your boundary (the limit of your legal title to the property) almost certainly lies on the centre line of the party wall. You have no legal rights to build on your neighbours land so you must keep your extension only on your land. This even applies to foundations - in other words you cannot...

Had this experience a couple of years ago and regulations are quite clear - if the frame remains in place FENSA certification is not required.

I am planning to put a pitched roof on an existing ugly flat-roofed two-storey extension to my house. The extension is on the principal elevation and the propsed roof ridge will be lower than the original/main roof ridge. I assumed this was PD under Class B (Permitted Development) but am being...