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Thanks to every one who replied much appreciated.

The loft conversion was done in 1993. It didnt get building approval but a certificate was issued to say that the electrics were in working order. If I do start from scratch could I wire it as follows. T/E from JB to switch T/E from JB to light Then to add another switch 3 core/E switch...

When I switch off the lighting circuit the socket does not work. If I get a blank plate should I just leave the wiring as is or is there a better way considering I am going to be putting in downlights and moving the location of the switch.

Should I replace the socket with a junction box, attach it to a joist and wire the the lights and switch from there.

Here is a pic of the socket

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I'll try to get some pics on. I've just established that the socket is actually on the lighting circuit as opposed to the lights being on the socket circuit. Do you think the socket is being used as a junction box.

I recently moved into a new house which has a converted loft. I am planning to replace the pendant with 3 downlights. It is currently wired as follows. From junction box to single socket 3 core. From back of socket to pendant 3 core. From back of socket to light switch 4 core...