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Steamdrivenandy · 10th January 2021, 21:56

I realise that working on a car is allowed, but I suspect having your mate round to help you isn't within government lockdown rules. If he's being paid to assist then it's work and is within the rules, but working on cars for reward in a domestic garage requires planning permission and all sorts of fire regs, health and safety, insurance etc. Plus during this cold weather they often burn horrible noxious stuff in a 45 gallon drum outside the garage and when it's windless high pressure, as recently, it makes the air in our garden foul, making me cough and splutter.

10th January 2021, 21:56	#9
Steamdrivenandy Avid contributor Thinking on Join Date: Oct 2020 Location: Madeley, Staffs Posts: 188 Thanks: 31 Thanked 37 Times in 25 Posts	I realise that working on a car is allowed, but I suspect having your mate round to help you isn't within government lockdown rules. If he's being paid to assist then it's work and is within the rules, but working on cars for reward in a domestic garage requires planning permission and all sorts of fire regs, health and safety, insurance etc. Plus during this cold weather they often burn horrible noxious stuff in a 45 gallon drum outside the garage and when it's windless high pressure, as recently, it makes the air in our garden foul, making me cough and splutter. __________________ Morris 8 S2 Convertible, Fiat 500C Topolino, 105E Anglia, 1071 Austin Cooper S, MK 3 Cortina, Mk 2 Escorts, Renault 6, Renault 12, Maestro, Talbot Alpine, Citroen BX19, Vauxhall Carltons, Ford Mondeos, RAV4, Volvo 850, Octavia Est., Yaris Verso, Transit Camper, Adria motorhome, Kia Sorento, Kia Cee'd Est., Volvo V70, Yeti, Skoda Scala but where will it end? Last edited by Steamdrivenandy; 10th January 2021 at 22:00..