The porch light is already wired. Just screw it back. The switches are already wired. Screw them back.
The kitchen light only has one neutral. It is black. It has one switched live. It is also black. Those 2 black wires go to the new fitting. Make sure the switched live goes to the correct...
As I keep saying part P is a building regulation not a qualification.
Perhaps you would show us a copy of this qualification that you claim to have!
All electrical work must be carried out in accordance to part P of the building regulations. But there is no part P qualification as such.
Rubbish. If they are claiming that they are liars. There is no such thing as part P registered. Part P is a building regulation not a qualification. Try asking for their registration certificate to call their bluff.
Option 5. Get rid of the fuse box and wire the sockets direct as a radial. Run the lights via a switched FCU (which is also your switch) with a 5 amp fuse.
You don't need a second RCD in line. You don't need a second 20 amp fuse in line.
Aerial installation is a specialist job and at the minimum requires a digital signal strength meter costing three figures. Lofts are often bad places for aerials especially if they have foil in the roof lining.
Leave it to the professionals but by all means run the coax. Don't use the cheap...
Why all these switched FCUs and flex outlet plates? All these appliances have plugs fitted. So just put in sockets. Much easier when it comes to servicing or replacement.
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