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Yeah I will definitely. But would they be able to use the cable going below the floor to fees the new sockets? Does it matter if it's going into a socket below my floor or direct into the houses circuit?

I have a washing machine, fridge and freezer beside each other. I bought a mini freezer to put alongside them so had to move things around. I noticed that they were all plugged into a 4 gang extension lead and the washing machine plug was half way unplugged. When I went to plug it in properly I...

Yes and no. No leak from either valve just now but if I touch the small one at the right it will start dripping again. At least it's controllable. I'll try tighten it tomorrow. If that doesn't work do you reckon I could slacken it and fit tape inside to seal it? Or do I need to drain the radiator?

Thanks burner man. The large hexagon was loose. I could move it with my hand. I've hand tightened it and it seems to have stopped from there. Sorry, what's TRV?

Thanks for the response. It was initially coming from the valve at the very right hand side (the valve that's supposed to turn) but I've just noticed it's now leaking from the large nut at the very top closest to the radiator itself. Probably due to me mucking about with it since the initial leak

My towel rail leaks around once a year very slowly but a slight turn seems to sort it. It was fitted (professionally) about 5 years ago. However, this morning it was slowly pouring out intermittently. Fully closing or opening it doesn't help it but setting it to roughly half way seems to slow...

Yeah cheers I sorted it last night. I took the flapper unit out (by twisting as you mentioned) and when I removed the rubber seal it had an air/water bubble in it. I burst it and turned it over and it not leaking at all now :)

No bother mate. Cheers anyway.

So can I examine the flapper with the water running and let any water go down the hole and into the bowl?

Looks like this: Looks like this

I have manually pressed it so that it fills up even more and the issue still happens. No water is going into the overflow pipe from the top. Could this still be the issue?

For a few weeks now after my toilet flushes, a trickle of water constantly leaks into the bowl. The input valve does shut off so I suspect it's an issue with the flapper seal. My question is can I remove the flapper without turning the water supply off as all water would just go into the bowl...

Thanks. I was going to try going the route of the outlets first anyway. I'm sure my 'happy ending' will come sooner rather than later...

So with all the above info, does anyone have any ideas on what the cause might be or what I could try?

Hall light both upstairs and downstairs are normal filament bulbs. Kitchen is a 3 bulb halogen, bathroom is 2 halogen celing bulbs. Both upstairs bedroom are normal filament bulbs.

Sorry, I responded in the above reply. May have not quoted properly as sending from mobile device. 2 downstairs and 4 upstairs.

So any thoughts on route cause?

I'm not 100% on that but know that the fuse wire is intact and making contact with both screws at each end.

OK. I plan on checking the outlets closest to the CU at both the light switches and light units to check for loose or burnt out connections. I will also try your suggestion aswell. I'll report back once I have did this at the weekend. Thank you! Kevin.

Nope. No change at all. The house has been vacant for around a week in the cold weather is that could effect anything?