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There are two sockets on one side of the kitchen and I wish to add an electric oven 2.4kw (max) but after checking the sockets I found one was a spur from the other. I then realised that I could possibly overload it (example having a kettle on that side of the kitchen) would I be better to run...

I have a double socket in my kitchen and I wish to add an electric oven 2.4kw (max) from that socket I noticed that a spur runs to a double socket that has the kettle running from it. Would the kettle and cooker overload it?

Am I right in thinking that if I choose a cooker to 3 KW I can just connect it to the mains via a plug socket as this would solve all my problems as my hob is gas.

I wish to install a electric oven but have no spaces on my consumer unit, on my unit in have: Shower 30 Up Plugs 30 Down Plugs 30 Up Lights 5 Down lights 5 Immersion Heater 15 Can I move the lights on to one fuse of there own or can I share the shower supply? Or would I...