u/CaliferMau

Have had work started on a loft conversion, rear dormer and two front velux type windows. Was a pain getting through planning, as it was initially rejected and then granted on appeal. We’re in a new build property with all permitted development removed, even changing patios or garden sheds or any kind of AC installation technically needs planning permission (not that anyone has bothered).

We were given two conditions:

1. Start work within 3 years of decision
2. “…shall be carried out in accordance with the
   following approved plans”

The plans have one of the front lights positioned for stairwell, high up on the roof, and the second provides light to a new room in the loft space.

Feel like I know the answer already, but is there any leeway in positioning both windows so that they provide light to the room? Or is the condition stringent in that it has to be per the plans?

Have had work started on a loft conversion, rear dormer and two front velux type windows. Was a pain getting through planning, as it was initially rejected and then granted on appeal. We’re in a new build property with all permitted development removed, even changing patios or garden sheds or any kind of AC installation technically needs planning permission (not that anyone has done applied).

We were given two conditions:

1. Start work within 3 years of decision
2. “…shall be carried out in accordance with the
   following approved plans”

The plans have one of the front lights positioned for stairwell, high up on the roof, and the second provides light to a new room in the loft space.

Feel like I know the answer already, but is there any leeway in positioning both windows so that they provide light to the room? Or is the condition stringent in that it has to be per the plans?

Poler for just over two years now, and also train hoop/lyra, and aerial silks once a week too.

Just wondering what people do for cross training outside the studio. Training history is mostly sports specific for the past 20 years (I’m 36), with powerlifting type stuff chucked in for fun.

But with kids, work, and not wanting to impact aerial training, looking for something that has a bit more carry over that can be done outside the studio

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Tagged as all spoilers just to be safe. Hopefully this question is allowed, if not sorry! Just finished Isles of the Emberdark and it’s probably up there in my top 3 Sanderson novels.

I’ve read and reread everything Cosmere related so not opposed to starting a reread, but I was really taken by Dusk’s story and the snippets of Cakoban’s adventure. Any recommendations on books with a similar adventure/sailing type theme?

I’m after a couple of books to take on holiday to read pool side and on the plane.

The first, I’m after a fantasy novel / series. I’ve read and enjoyed everything Terry Pratchett, Brando Sando, Lord of the rings and associated works, powder mage trilogy, Wheel of time. Probably more but can’t put a name to them now. Ideally a series or some kind of shared universe.

Second, not sure how to contextualise this, but looking for something ideally along the lines of Bill Bryson short history of nearly everything. Something easy to read but will still scratch that itch to learn new stuff. If nothing like that, I’ve got an interest across science, astronomy, physics, ancient history. Caesar by Adrian goldsworthy was a favourite.

I’m after a couple of books to take on holiday to read pool side and on the plane.

The first, I’m after a fantasy novel / series. I’ve read and enjoyed everything Terry Pratchett, Brando Sando, Lord of the rings and associated works, powder mage trilogy, Wheel of time. Probably more but can’t put a name to them now. Ideally a series or some kind of shared universe.

Second, not sure how to contextualise this, but looking for something ideally along the lines of Bill Bryson short history of nearly everything. Something easy to read but will still scratch that itch to learn new stuff. If nothing like that, I’ve got an interest across science, astronomy, physics, ancient history. Caesar by Adrian goldsworthy was a favourite.

There is a ton of info out there, too much if you ask me which has got me stuck. So looking for advice on handstands.

Do you have any recommended programmes, YouTube workouts, guides or anything?

Cheers!

Pretty much the title. Looking to put in a planning application (oldish new build with PD removed) and just skimming the council guidance on developments. Their guide is for new developments, but I have heard from others that they apply it to extensions on already built structures

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I've tried combining the Fresh and Smooth Modpack with the Create Chronicles: the Endventure modpack. Log and modlist above. Originally crashing due to a compat issue between iceberg and azurelib, despite them both being present and fine in the untouched Endventure modpack. Not too sure how to proceed.

Starting to play Create Chronicles: the endventure on 1.21.1 (neoforge) and would like to have a bit more life into the world.

Looking for some mods that will add mobs across land and sea (and air?) that will make the world feel a bit more wild without overpopulating it with loads of random stuff.

Preferably neutral/friendly or some balanced hostile mobs to add a bit of variety. Bonus if they’re biome dependent.

Had some success with his other books, but this looks interesting

Looking to add some kettlebell training in to supplement and maybe replace other aspects of my training.

What kind of programming do you use? And what kind of resources would you recommend?