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Not in England as the classification for notification is "additions and alterations" (in a special location) but in Wales it is just "work"(which is not in a special location) which is not notifiable therefore it is notifiable. EDIT - Not correct - see below.

Maybe they are not petrol cans.

It's hard to say?

Gas pipes are like that. Yes. You could, if you wanted, use the water pipe - or other metal parts except gas pipes - as part of the bonding conductor itself which makes a mockery of the claims that it must be a continuous cable.

Not without disconnecting the internal pipework. No, but it won't matter if you bond them unnecessarily as they will be earthed by appliances. Yes. It is possible. It is preferred by the people who write that but it is not a regulation.

How many more times? You have a Perm feed at the pullcord switch cable. It is the Neutral that is the problem. It seems silly to use a fan isolator when everything you need is in the junction box.

The actual meter does not have to be bonded - only a metal supply pipe where it enters the premises. Ok. No - as above. It could be joined to another. It depends on the situation. It could be any of those. You do not have to change the CU because of any of this.

Does L not stand for Light and S for Switch?

Yes, something. :)

Assuming it is L1 and S1:

Better on the light circuit. I presume you mean RCBOs - ok.

No, it doesn't.

I was referring to the Cook article that you linked.

Is there any point discussing it? Someone once wrote some rubbish and it is still on the internet.

That is what you must have - though via the junction box. The switch has a Permanent Line(live) but it won't have a Neutral. Yes, but it is just a junction box connecting the two cables.

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Flex-outlet plates have connectors in them - and you can get ones where the flex exits from the edge.