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https://www.cwberry.com/everbuild-anchorset-green-300-styrene-free-chemical-anchor-300ml I've used this a few times.

Drip edges and bellcasts have been around a long time in construction, but it seems like the younger generation of builder, thinks they are a fashion item! and can be disposed of.

There is a slate hanging out in the top left corner! definitely letting in water.

Don't talk nonsense! They already stop the game at halftime for a breather and refreshments, it's not necessary to add anymore based on religious beliefs.

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Looks like another classic from the loft conversion brigade!

I doubt you would need to sign anything, turning up to a match half-****ed would get you dropped! Stopping a game so people can eat is a slippery slope, it doesn't need to happen, it's not inclusive it's divisive.

No! It's pandering and virtue signalling.

Sure is...

No need for politics or religion in sport.

Definitely a leak, needs stripping back to find the problem.

One born every minute!

Mendip 12.5 degree tile is the sensible approach. You should also change your skylight to the velux low pitch model 10-20 degrees

Well, the tiles are not sat on the batons correctly, because the lug on one side is sitting partially on the aluminium trim, making the gap much larger. The tiles need lifting and trimming, then at the same time, you could cement the gaps or use flexim pointing putty.

Never used that product, but if it pours out of the can, then it's nothing like Storm Dry.

Well, just to be sure you know where exactly the water is getting in.

Just reading an interesting book about these two, particularly Mc Sweeney, called the Fraud, by Paul Holden Gives a good insight into this mess.

Simplest solution first! When the weather improves, paint with Storm Dry.

In the past I filled them with 6" kingspan and ply the top, then either lead or rubber.