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As you're in Glamorgan I assume that Welsh rules apply and so it will need certification/notification (whatever the right word is).

I assume Madrab meant " should not be an issue".

I really can't agree with that, has there been a typo? Do you mean right (rather than left)?

They're certainly deemed to be big enough around me (near Pimlico tube station), there's one in the lamppost outside and several in the street as a whole. Also I frequently see cars being charged, from a lamppost, in the Chelsea and Battersea areas.

I believe you'd be better off asking this on the Plumbing and Central Heating forum (regrettably you'd probably need to explain, again, how you got to this query).

Apologies, I've been away from t'internet. Yes they were clear that this is irrespective of any other thermostats (room or TRV), I expect you've got this message from the others well before now.

The PM programme on Radio 4 has been talking about this and, as long as you've got a condensing boiler, they were recommending a Flow (i.e. as the water leaves the boiler) temperature of about 60C. they seemed to be saying that that's a setting of about 3 on a Worcester Bosch boiler on the CH...

Usually a cable has some info stamped on (usually only) 1 side (its a sod to read especially in a dingy loft), an example I have is: CMK BASEC ELECTRIC CABLE BS 6004 6242Y H 2 x 1 +1mm² 300/500 V CE 2019 hopefully others will say if I'm guessing wrongly, but I imagine it starts with manufacturer...

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They were certainly making them in the early 70s, I'd reckon no later than 73.

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13Amp socket is fine. It looks as though it's got a metal faceplate so as long as that's earthed OK (along with the earth receptacle) then you're OK.

My memory is that I used to hover over my moniker to get a drop-down which included Logout, now I have to click on the moniker. I'm using a Windows PC. When replying, clicking on the Preview button doesn't seem to do anything and the "Watch Thread" options aren't clear (do they still exist?).

Apparently it was fetus . I'm pretty certain R4s 6 o'clock news yesterday claimed that was the UK spelling, D'oh.

Looking at the only twin brown I've got (bought from TLC) both browns are the same (to this DIYers eyes) and are white cored with the brown on the outside only. Edit: Supplier corrected.

I'm not clear what you're trying to tell us, as that's a repeat of part of the initial post. Have you tried Sunray's suggestion?

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Yes, an Intermediate switch is a special type. Looking at Sunray's diagram, to the right of "LANDING" the switch has 4 terminals which either connect black to blue and upper red to lower red OR black to lower red and upper red to blue. An Intermediate switch can be used as a 2-way or even a 1-way.

Previously: I reckon Bernard's recommending Switched, as with Unswitched you'd only be able to remove the fuse which leaves the Neutral connected.