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She can't. There is no such thing as a part P approved electrician.
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She can't. There is no such thing as a part P approved electrician.
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Just goes to show how much Part P is misunderstood George, don't you agree? I'm a Part Time Approved Electrician does that count?
I wonder how many 15 amp two pin sockets they will have to replace, some in the bathrooms.
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I wonder if any of the old accessories theve stripped out will end up on eBay?
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