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If I want to move the upstairs lights to the same side (A) of the CU, can I do that with just the CU isolated or should I drop the main switch just to be on the safe side.

So circuits don't fuse any more cause they don't have fuses they have circuit breakers. Then they should be called circuit breaker boxes (CBBs). And why are contacts designated as L and N if there is no N.

The hall switch is 2 gang, one for the hall light and one for the landing. I suspect there was single live feed, pcossibly from the live common of the hall switch, into the hall landing switch common. L1 and L2 are then joined via a standard 2 + e to the landing switch L1 and L2. The common is...

I have had a new fuse box fitted which is split into 2 parts, A and B. The downstairs sockets and upstairs lights are in A and the upstairs sockets and downstairs lights in B. The idea is that if one side drops (for whatever reason), the lights are still available or a socket for a lamp. The box...