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I have kept the ignitor and extractor on separate fused switched spurs which I have moved nearer to the appliances; replacing existing junction boxes. I have fitted switched sockets to the original backbox in their place. Everything working ok Thanks for the advice

Thanks for the help guys, I think I'll go with my second idea. Hardly any extra work or expense and I get two extra sockets.

Well that seems pretty definitive.Thanks. Ok so how about if I remount the two switched fused spurs on new surface mounted boxes in place of the junction box near each appliance where the cables changes to flexible. I could then fit two single switched sockets to the original back box in...

Can a cooker hood and gas hob ignition system be supplied via a single fused spur? I have two separate switched fused spurs fitted to a double backbox. Each has a twin and earth cable connected plus an additional short interconnecting cable which tells me they are wired as part of the ring...