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Thanks for response - still not got it but will try again in the morning. I might just check the wiring which passes through the roses as that might help figure out how it's been done along with the 2way diagrams here. It's a steel conduit system with singles.

Well I have got Switch E working powering both lights on/off but struggling to get Switch B working at all. Still wondering if this is actually possible - any suggestions welcome.

For 2gang Switch E there is firstly a Common, L1, L2 and secondly a Common and L1, i.e 5 separate wires. For Switch B there is a Common, L1 and L2. Thanks, Jim.

Having trouble figuring out if I can reduce my switches: see diagram below. _ I have two lights either end of the hall. At the far end there is a two gang switch which switches either light on or off. Inside this two gang is a one way switch and a two way switch, the one way being for the...

Any suggestions about this?

Lightswitch diagram

For info: the cable jumped the stud not the noggin and it was about nine inches to the right of the cooker switch point and about two inches below. It was about shoulder height and 3 feet away from the joining wall. There is no RCD in our house as the electrics have not been upgraded yet, other...

Notwithstanding all the advice about competent persons and approved electricians: I was a bit surprised to read the "How To" info on this site re 'Routing Cable'. In the info it states that power cabling can be chased into wall plasterwork sheathed in PVC trunking allowing about quarter inch gap...