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    • Building Regulations Approval: Kent Fees, 10-Year Rule
    • Kent Home News: Council Merger Paused, Heat Pump Bids Up 81%
    • Air Source vs Ground Source Heat Pump: £13k or £26k?
    • Permitted Development Rights: The 8m Rear Extension Rule

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    • A brick house with a new loft dormer and rendered side extension under construction, with a skip and hoarding outside

      Building Regulations Approval: Kent Fees, 10-Year Rule

      By Contemporary Structures | Comments are Closed

      Building regulations approval in Kent: £360 plus £660 on full plans, £1,275 to regularise later, and councils now have 10 years to make you undo it.

    • Red brick gabled houses with tall chimneys on Station Road, Chillenden, Kent

      Kent Home News: Council Merger Paused, Heat Pump Bids Up 81%

      By Contemporary Structures | Comments are Closed

      Kent’s council reorganisation is paused, a staged-payment app arrives for home improvement work, and heat pump grant bids hit a record 8,150 in July.

    • Vaillant aroTherm Plus air source heat pump outside a terraced house

      Air Source vs Ground Source Heat Pump: £13k or £26k?

      By Contemporary Structures | Comments are Closed

      Air source vs ground source heat pump: median installs cost £13,021 and £26,200 in 2025/26, both with a £7,500 grant. When the dearer one pays off.

    • A street of 1930s suburban semi-detached houses in England

      Permitted Development Rights: The 8m Rear Extension Rule

      By Contemporary Structures | Comments are Closed

      Permitted development rights let a detached house extend 8m to the rear. The real limits, the £249 prior approval, the 42-day clock and where Kent differs.

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