"inNeedofHelp" wrote
| This is to minimize all the switches we will otherwise have
| above units. The switches to the appliances are then
| accessible after moving a few tins of beans, so can be shut
| off immediately in an emergency.

I'm not sure but I think cooker control units have to be visible; they
certainly should be within 2m of the cooker.

You can cut down on the number of switches by wiring as a radial circuit and
having a gridswitch panel with a number of 20A DP switches on one faceplate.

| in cupboard sockets for Fridge/Freezer, Freezer, Dishwasher, washing
| machine, Gas hob (power for sparker), Oven as it rating is Max Rating:
| 2.35 kW
| Fuse Rating: 13 Amps(sparky told me can go on main ring and not need a
| separate supply) and the extractor.

Bear in mind that double 13A sockets are not rated at 26A, and if you
concentrate oven/dishwasher/washer you may have an unacceptably uneven
distribution of load around the ring.

| Will this be acceptable or should it be split into 2 circuits?
| The boiler which is in kitchen has a separate radial circuit with one
| socket at the end of it.

If the boiler is connected by plug and socket it must be an unswitched
socket. This is to ensure the plug is pulled to provide DP isolation.

Owain