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I thought that because it's an extension in a kitchen. If it were the lounge then I wouldn't be worrying.

Why isn't it notifiable?

Because I'm planning to sell. I think that the solicitor's forms ask about such things

My electrician added a spur for a cooker hood. After he left my wife decided that she didn't like the socket where it was - so I chased in a 10 inch run to the other side of the hood, extended the spur by means of a block, and put a blank plate on the original. Am I right in thinking that this...

But then reverse the process or run through a sequence of testing light to socket and socket to light. Means that the lead need not be 30m long?

Could I test by running a lead from the earth on the nearest 13a socket to the light earth and vice versa?

Blimey I shall need a long lead. can I use a roll of earth lead, clamp it to the earth at the consumer unit, and use that?

I've got a multimeter but I've not used it for testing continuity. Can you point me towards explanation/guidance?

Once I've done the job (one of many) i guess that I shall have to get an electrician in to do a full check. There's no other way?

I'm replacing plastic with metal plates. The existing earths run to the back box first and then run a fly to the back of the plate. Is it ok to leave this arrangement for metal plates?