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Agree with Wessex 101 As far as I am aware building control will have no interest other than any structural alterations, roofing or technically removing more than 25 percent plasterer from external walls. Regarding planning permission, even if you do not own the property you can still apply. You...

Good boxer, underatred

No problems with respect to building regs , just the normal approval for removing load bearing walls and staircase headroom

We done the same approx 5 yrs ago, Paid stamp duty at normal rate on the total purchase price. We then paid around £500 for planning permission to convert back to one house. Be aware some council's will not grant permission so I would advise you to ask the local authorities on their policies

Sad times, sorry for your loss Mottie.

Could be wrong but I think I read that if you are a pensioner you cannot claim for mobility car, however if you claimed before becoming being a pensioner it continues

Approx £1billion just on accomodation. Hate to think what the true figure is when you take into account everything else

Looks like you have very little end bearing.

Check the end bearing onto the brickwork before you remove the studwork

Natural slate, could be Welsh which is probably the best. You can always get larger slates and cut down

See if he can get it on a Worcester service contract

No, 300mm away

600mm was regs for old type balanced flue. 300mm for fanned flues normally

The regs are 300mm away. However if the manufacturer's instructions say anything different that is what you should do. BS 5440 part one and two

Possibly scale in shower head, try running the shower without the head on. Could also be a damaged hose

Rawplug, mortar fix-pro

Take the flaps from ground floor vent and use them, new vent on g/f

Try tlc direct, volt calculator

Cleaning chimney

I suppose then that gas safety regulations can be ignored, Or just pick and choose which one's you like