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I haven't found it, haven't looked yet to be fair I assumed that it would be at the point the black plinth meets the render... I'll have a look for it and post back here. Thanks for the advice!

The planter was removed, we lowered and paved the front and added a channel drain. I've loaded a few pics of what it looks like after. Attached internal pics too. This is the only internal sign of damp. Just a bit of paint blistering. The other room has no visible issues

These are the before pics. Put old tiles between planter and wall to stop rain getting in. That planter was full of soil

Just to add some extra context, the ground outside the front was quite high and the previous owner had a raised planter around the front and side of the house, there was soil against the house above the DPC, and 2 of the vents were covered up. Some of the plants had grown onto the wall pulling...

I'll post a few pics tomorrow

Hi, I've bought a 1930's semi in Surrey, we've got rising damp. The house has pebbledash rendering, I can see a few previous holes drilled through the render for a damp proof course, so I can use those again, but they only go around half the house. They must have been drilled after the...