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Rural rides


Animal crazy Melanie and her husband give us a Selfbuilder Diary about their journey on a picturesque rural build in Gloucestershire


In praise of Crittall style


Some expert tips on how to seamlessly incorporate doors in your project to get that Crittall look


WHEEL OF GOOD FORTUNE


Laura Shadwell speaks to a young couple who have crafted a modern dwelling on the grounds of a former water mill


Unexpected views


Little did Julie-Ann Clements and her husband Richard know that their new home would bless them with three breathtaking views


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FROM THE EDITOR...


Hello, I hope you are well, and enjoying the weather now that summer seems to have arrived (I think we may have missed out spring this year.)


Recently I was having a quick look through the new Levelling Up Bill which is currently going through Parliament (as you do). I was actually hunting for mention of how the Government is trying to drive the industry towards compliance with the Future Homes Standard (a daunting 75% cut in current carbon emissions in new builds, as a minimum).


There doesn’t seem to be anything – it’s being left to the industry, clients, and poor old Building Control to sort all that out, it seems. Regardless of the whole heat pump debate, just how we can incentivise homeowners and builders to work to a much higher standard appears to be too complex and interventionist for the politicians to want to engage with, but they need to, fast; the FHS is less than two years away.


The Bill does include a new push for local authorities to give permissions to self-builds, tightening the defi nition of what that means so councils can’t include what are clearly not homes under ‘self-build.’


This is stoking demand. What we really need is more on affordable eco-building delivery, as 2025 is looming.


JAMES PARKER


may/jun 2023


www.sbhonline.co.uk


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