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Hi Ken, No there's no daylight to be seen, the roof pitch and edge of the ceilings are so close its impossible to see down into the eaves. I have an inspection camera that I could poke down there for a look but I doubt I would see much as the focus is quite short. No droppings in the nest just...

Just the opening windows with windows that lock slightly open in the upstairs rooms. Downstairs rooms have suspended timber floors with air bricks under.

The damp is just above the windows the sides and bottom seem fine. Windows have been in a while now but every time we get a cold spell we get this damp coming through the plaster so much so that there are drops of water all along the plaster.

Yes first post, although browsing for a while now :) I have today pealed back some of the insulation and it seems as though there's was an improved draft through into the loft. I could see cobwebs blowing around in the breeze. I also uncovered a nest formed in the insulation! My guess birds...

We have recently moved into a 1960's semi detached house and it has condensation issues in the upstairs bedrooms. The plaster around the windows is cracking and bulging from the damp soaking through them. Looking in the loft I see that the previous owners have had insulation and boarding fitted...