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Thanks guys, backs up what I thought. Can/could get away with just trimming and pouring, but a proper job would be to support and remove all combustibles from the hearth. This is likely going to be a house I keep for a long time so I'm going to go the extra mile and do it properly.

Hi all, new here. As part of my renovation I've uncovered the original fireplace opening in my 30's semi. I intend to reinstate a proper hearth, tile and get a HETAS engineer to take it from there and install a wood burner. The concrete constructional hearth that was in place (below a 70's...