Can we fix it? Yes, we can

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The Party Wall Act, which has been in force in England and Wales since 1997, ensures that building work cannot be undertaken without the knowledge and permission of adjoining householders. Similarly, obstructive neighbours are restricted from holding up building work.

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Pigs and ducks and sheep better scurry, the barn's getting a facelift

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It is becoming increasingly difficult in the UK to find empty barns suitable for converting into housing. Even if a barn is found, it is often very difficult to get planning permission.

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After the deluge, the sale

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Some owners of houses in Lewes, England, which were flooded in 2000 have decided to simply sell the property, often at a very low price. The risk of flooding has not reduced purchaser interest in the most attractive properties.

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