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Anna Kettle wrote:
On 2 Jan 2005 15:46:00 GMT, wrote: I suspect I might be supposed to get building regulations approval to do this, or is replacing broken glass with something better OK? If you are in a listed building then not OK. If you are in a conservation area then it depends No, we're not covered by anything like that. There are some planning regulations which mean we have to keep our houses 'in keeping' with the area but that basically means style of window frames, doors, rooves etc. As I'm not changing the frames or anything I won't be contravening anything on that front. -- Chris Green |
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