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Looks like they are doing a good job to be fair. Look on the bright side, they could have not bothered haunching at all and you would...

Not neccesarily. SUDS legislation applies to the whole make up of the driveway from the sub base to the type of block used.

I would check with your local authority as some will insist on a new driveway being SUDS compliant.

We don't use KD sand anymore for brushing in. It's 1-4mm Joint Filling Aggregate which is a crushed granite and is SUDS compliant.

You need 50mm of bedding layer which historically was Sharp Sand but now people are using 2-6mm Clean Stone for SUDS compliance

That looks ridiculous. Don't pay

Gravel Grids will probably be the cheapest option. Whichever option you choose it will usually require a sub base of Type 3 followed by...

Yes it will but at least you will be able to walk on the stones rather than in a puddle

Soakaways don't work particularly well in clay. A simple trench backfilled with gravel will create a temporary store of water which will...

French Drain or Aco Drain discharged into nearest surface water outlet (usually downpipe)

Even with weed membrane you will get weeds grow in the detritus that accumulates between the slate. A weak solution of weed killer will...

Most driveways have to be permeable and comply with Sustainable Urban Drainage System requirements (SuDS) these days and will require...

Hambletons are good. I always use Mainland Aggregates - Type 1 Sub Base However, judging by your previous posts I think it isn't going...

By no means was a suggesting that it was acceptable due to being spread. But the time and effort it will take to return to a position...

The certificates wouldn't be supplied with the delivery but should be available on request. It is a shame you have spread it, as the...