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That I never knew. Will deffo have a look into that :)

Would just like to say a big thank you for the overwelming replies. You've all been very helpful. After weighing up the options I'm going to get a sparky in to put a fused spur next to the light switch and connect the live feed from the cooker to that so everything past is safe. I'll lose a...

Yeah there is RCD protection on the consumer unit, I can also understand the chance of mechanical damage between the cooker switch and fused spur, even if the length is just under a meter between.

The lighting circuit is totally separate, and the only thing drawing power are some low wattage under lights protected by a fused spur, another question that comes to mind, just out of curiosity, is that if I plugged a light into the 13 amp socket on the cooker switch would that be the same kind...

Just had a check and it's 2.5 up to the fused spur

I can see where you are coming from. I know it leads to a fused spur before the lights which I believe is adequate in its self. My main concern is two different circuits under a double light switch. I think it as done like that as there is no neutral under the switch. Hence live from cooker...

Sorry, live in common and I forgot to mention live out of L1 to fused spur box

Hi all, really hope you can help. I've recently bought a house that's already had a new kitchen installed. I've started to change a couple of facia plates as old ones were nasty. Upon opening the cooker switch I noticed they have spurred off to a double light switch 100mm away to power the...