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funny you should mention extension leads, my kitchen was riddled with the things, sometimes extensions plugged into extensions, or extended using brown packing tape in one case, I am fitting a new kitchen and wanted to avoid using extension cords as I know they are terrible things to have in...

so if i get a sparky in then I don't have to pay the notification fee? would that be correct?

the spur is from an existing socket, on a 32a fuse, not aware of notification procedures, I know the work should be checked by a professional afterwards, what test equipment would I need? I have never done it before but I am a fast learner

i am putting a spur in for a double plug socket, not sure what size cable is best, socket will be used for typical kitchen small appliances, kettle toaster etc, cheers