Disconnected earth bonding wires under kitchen sink.

[EFLImpudence]

The bonding attaches to the water pipe on the customer side of the stop cock. So above the stop cock and before any other branch or joint.

That is not correct; it should be on the pipe emerging from the ground - the extraneous-conductive-part.

There is no mention of stopcocks in the regulations

 

[EFLImpudence]

PS EFLimpuence,
Before posting I looked to see if my query had been answered in another thread.
Reading previous threads I read that there should be bonding attached to the stopcock.

Ok. That is not correct.

 

[Gavie]

This is going to sound like I'm taking the Mickey EFLimpuence, I'm not.
So I'm in an upstairs property, not at ground level.
So the bonding point would be below my kitchen cupboard/floorboards level?

 

[EFLImpudence]

Ok.

The pipe should be bonded where it enters the building - downstairs.

Just in case it isn't you should connect it to the pipe where it enters your flat - where practicable.

 

[CBW]

You seem to have replied in a new thread:

@Gavie please post replies on the original topic. You should start a new one!
I have replied there.

It seems the mods have merged the thread as it was in GD then OP started a new one in electrics based on Andy’s reply

 

[Gavie]

Thanks all for the input here, it has been a help, I didn't want to call out an electrician if the wires had just come loose from a particular clamp in my cupboard.
Had it been the case that a wire had just fallen off a particular clamp & just needed screwing back on I would have course done that myself.
Since it may be a little more than that I'll put my hand in my pocket and get an electrician out to make sure that everything is bonded correctly.
Thanks again all.