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  1. Thanks very much everyone for the responses/suggestions
  2. Hello, We recently applied for permission to Greenwich Council for a dropped kerb and they said we need to change the driveway "to be a solid surface and not constructed of loose material, since this presents a risk to the highway. Most residents use block paving or bound materials such as asphalt, concrete or resin bound stone." The Council's own policy on crossovers/dropped kerbs simply refers to needing a "hardstanding", which I understand includes gravel, and does not say gravel is not allowed. We only recently had the drive done in gravel and don't have the budget to have it redone asphalt, concrete or resin bound stone. Any suggestions on how to approach this gratefully received. Many thanks for reading! Pete
  3. Thank you ToughButteeCup. Unfortunately it is not on that list. Maybe he didn’t use the word checklist. I’ll continue looking. Cheers!
  4. Hi everyone I came across an excellent post a few weeks ago which set out some top tips and a checklist for working with a contractor on a new build project. It included things like "contractor responsible for the cost of utilities, or cap them at say £1,000" and "agree a period of time client must be given to make decisions on key items e.g. two days". I'm not sure what the date of this post was. I thought I emailed myself the link but now cannot find it. If anyone knows where I can find this post, I'd really appreciate it. All the best, Peter
  5. Great, thank you LA3222
  6. Hi everyone We are working on a refurb of a house we just bought in South East London. Can anyone recommend a someone who can supply and fit Rationel windows? Thanks very much. Peter
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