Anyone with professional knowledge about electrical switches and sockets in open living area kitchen?

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My four years old daughter and I moved in a newly built property two years ago. I have concerns about our kitchen area with electrical switches and sockets so close to the cooker top edges, and the sink basin. Our only electrical sockets are at the L corner of our kitchen. To have access to them and the appliances plugged into them we have to lean over our cooker top - risking burns from the hubs and oven - and sink drainer. I have concerns about my daughter and mine safety. See photos attach.
Our landlord is ignoring my concerns. What can I do?

Perfectly fine to the regulations obviously not ideal in terms of access.

You shouldn't be able to reach the socket from the sink so the advised distance is >1m which is why all the sockets are located on that one end wall.

I don't really see what your landlord could do sorry.

Also if it's new build it would have been inspected and signed off in accordance with Part P of tge building regs before you moved in.

Whilst there is no direct regulation, an IEE publication called Electricians Guide to the Building Regulations, a distance of 300mm between the hob edge and socket outlet. Also, 300mm between the sink drainer and socket outlet.
Hope this helps.