It certainly has it's quirks and frustrating 'features', but I think you'll find that replacing and out-of-date link with an up-to-date one is pretty easy/straightforward.
As you find that replacing and out-of-date link with an up-to-date one is pretty easy/straightforward, then when you know (or discover) that a page contains information which is no longer correct and/or up-to-date then you can easily edit it rather than remove it.
I could - but, to be frank, I have no particular interest in updating, or inclination to update, material which relates to regulations etc. in Scotland. If no-one else feels inclined to do that, either, then I would suggest that the mods probably should remove anything persisting which is incorrect, misleading, dangerous or out-of-date.
Either by being 'vigilant' or (more likely) having the issue brought to their attention by one of us (that involves minimal effort, so I wouldn't not be averse to doing it
). (... and, yes, before you ask, I have done that on a good few occasions in my time!).
Then your ONLY moral course of action is to lobby the mods with equal frequency of occasion to have this forum renamed as "Electrics England" and to have the site make people in Scotland use the "Electrics outside England" forum.
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