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Hellos I would like to make an opening in an internal wall to make the bathroom bigger in my 1961 bungalow, the roof joists seem to run straight width of the house and where the wall is being taking down a timber stud wall will be put up about a metre to the left of it so will b supporting it a...

Wallpaper a good few years old that picture was actually the wider side of the crack

Even through it's going straight though the wall I have fixed w load of metal straps around the crack and the front wall and cemented it to going to be skimmed anyway just concerned as it seemed to be coming straight trough

The only thing it's exactly the same the other side of the wall? It's an internal wall where it meets the external a builder said the bottom half ties may have failed and caused a shift the bungalow is early 60s and looks fairly sound everywhere else

Just bought a new house had the basic survey like a berk on a internal wall I have a crack right tho it was under some very old paper just wondering if it's dangerous and why the best course of action to take is? It's about 50 years old a bungalow