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We had a planning application to extend our cottage in the green belt refused, what are our options? - Vimarsana News

We had a planning application to extend our cottage in the green belt refused, what are our options?

What are our options after the council refused our planning application to extend our cottage were refused?

I want to convert my garage - do we need planning permission to replace the door with a window? - Vimarsana News

I want to convert my garage - do we need planning permission to replace the door with a window?

We have an integral garage and I wish to replace the door with a window and brickwork under the window. The garage is only used as a storage. Do I need planning permission?

I want new laminate flooring, can I avoid removing my skirting boards and still make the edges look good? - Vimarsana News

I want new laminate flooring, can I avoid removing my skirting boards and still make the edges look good?

I don't like the standard scotia available on laminate flooring, what edging alternatives are available?

Council says we must knock down our converted garage which we rent out - what can we do? - Vimarsana News

Council says we must knock down our converted garage which we rent out - what can we do?

We installed a bathroom and kitchen in the garage at the end of our garden and rented it out for £300 a month, but the council says it is illegal and must be knocked down.

The council says we must knock down our converted garage we rent out - what can we do? - Vimarsana News

The council says we must knock down our converted garage we rent out - what can we do?

We installed a bathroom and kitchen in the garage at the end of our garden and rented it out for £300 a month, but the council says it is illegal and must be knocked down.