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rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dog owners are all so freaking evangelical. So are parents to be fair. Signed, a cat-owning child-free person.

Only by the very broad definition of London. No-one who actually lives in the inner city would think it thus.

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > On the basis that this isn't just a wind-up - this > is a highly populated, inner city borough; Heh @ "inner city borough". This is the 'burbs, mate.

Thanks MissMadMoo. It is well within permitted development so won't need planning approval. Would that take the cost down much from ?1500? This is going to be a very simple, small extension - the kind I've been told would normally be passed down to a technician or junior.

Apologies in advance if this is in the wrong section. I'm looking to get a small (as in around 4.5m2) single story extension done, which will probably involve installing 2-3 RSJs as load-bearing walls will be changed. The builder who was recommended to me is pushing me to use his architect and said he would expect it would cost around ?2K including the specs from the structural engineer. Does this sound reasonable, or am I paying over the odds for not going locally?