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Section 26.2 of BS5839-1:2002 with A2:2008 gives the recommendations for cabling. Generally standard fire resisting cables should be used for the mains supply, with enhanced required in some circumstances.
On the large commercial sites I attend a separate supply is made straight from the busbar, but quite often is still wired in singles from there ! ;)
 

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