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Yes, one to feed the socket and one to feed the light.



Or you could wire the socket as part of the ring and then fuse spur to the light.
Or you could use a 5 amp plug to feed the light.
I’ll see what I can do tomorrow and report back. The sockets are back to back so it might be possible to just extend the ring main
 
Extending the ring is best idea.

Gets a little crowded having 4 sets of cables at one point…. Ie, 2 off the ring, spur to socket, spur to light…
 

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