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And nothing as its my own house.
That doesn't matter. New circuits have to be notified.
If you are doing it yourself, you'll need to raise a building notice BEFORE WORK STARTS and pay the LABC fee. And be prepared to certify the new circuit using all that calibrated test equipment you have to hand.

But maybe i'm wasting my time advising you the correct way to do things?
 
use the existing 6.0mm to a 45A cooker switch, then split off with 2 x 2.5mm radials, each on a 20A D/P switch.
 

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