Replacement sash windows for that place would cost £££££s and she hasn’t managed to beg them off anyone either. So instead we’ll repaint them and not bother to mask off the glass or apply tape (or that’s what it looks like in her recent ‘nursery’ reveal post to me)
RVK_Loves #26 Cooking a baby, living the plywood dream, 10x more tiles than anyone's seen
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If its a listed building you need special permission to change them and they have to be approved by the listed building committee. They must be in keeping etc... so she couldn't just have cheap plastic windows.
But the point is her hubby is soooo rich she can do anything sure !!
Yes meant to type about listed building consent too, which would add to the £££s
I follow lots of cottage and old victorian house accounts and I live in one myself. So I get that some things in old houses will always look a bit 'oldey-worldy' and 'rustic' especially if you have walls and floors that aren't quite straight etc. I had to make my peace with that a long time ago as it really used to stress me out and tbh we couldn't afford to reskim and replaster each and every wall or replace all the door frames etc.
However, everything that we did get done, we got done properly. Skirting boards are level, paint work is finished properly, we've bought good quality stuff without breaking the bank. Whereas they forked out on an extension, redid every room when they moved in, but everything looks rotten, slapdash and somehow worse than it looked before? When she puts photos of her kitchen on the grid I can't stop staring at the floor and how damaged and scratched it looks. It's not like they regularly throw parties and have a high footfall so what they hell do they do in the house?
However, everything that we did get done, we got done properly. Skirting boards are level, paint work is finished properly, we've bought good quality stuff without breaking the bank. Whereas they forked out on an extension, redid every room when they moved in, but everything looks rotten, slapdash and somehow worse than it looked before? When she puts photos of her kitchen on the grid I can't stop staring at the floor and how damaged and scratched it looks. It's not like they regularly throw parties and have a high footfall so what they hell do they do in the house?
It’s all Grabbys foot stomping that’s ruined the kitchen floor
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Ah yes that was hilarious! It's like admitting you can't tell the time or tie shoelaces or something!
I don’t think it was even something she was admitting to in that way. She said she argues with Ben over the dishwasher as he tells her not to put food in there
I think she thought when people say they argue over the dishwasher that’s what they fight about (not how to stack everything!)She's trying to prove to us she has 2 vases of paperwhites.
Hi Grabby.
(We know you still went to Mumma's at Christmas)
Hi Grabby.
(We know you still went to Mumma's at Christmas)
She will forever pay home county prices because she’s incapable of surviving without mama and papa. If anything they’ll buy a holiday home at some point for them to fix up {completely ruin} and indulge in heart hands on the beach taking in their vitamin sea 
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.i noticed that too 🥲She's trying to prove to us she has 2 vases of paperwhites.
Hi Grabby.
Aren’t planning records public? How would one find them if they wanted to be ridiculously nosey 
Aren’t planning records public? How would one find them if they wanted to be ridiculously nosey
4/01396/17/LBC | Two storey extension and internal Works. | Old Palace Lodge 69A Langley Hill Kings Langley WD4 9HQ
Find planning applications made to Dacorum Borough Council.
They’re never getting permission for another bedroom
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