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For reference, I had a look at the wiring arrangement in another ceiling rose that feeds into the room I'm having bother with. This, too, has 2 switches controlling it but one less blue solitary wire.

This is the wiring situation. I've used a multimeter and am pretty sure I've touched every possible combination of brown & blue, in that I keep one probe in a brown then sequentially touch each blue, then repeat the process with each brown wire. There are 2 switches controlling the light and...

I'll snap a pic tomorrow, but it's a single blue wire 'exposed' out of a 3-core grey wire, presumably the other 2 wires were cut short and have never been wired in. Thanks for the quick reply, though. H.

In my haste to fit a new ceiling lamp, I removed the old ceiling rose and didn't make a note of the wiring. I have read up on how to identify a switched live (power off & use a multimeter etc) As you might expect, the switched live wire is not identified with a brown sleeve. My question is...