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MUST they keep shoes or muddy boots on when simply using the toilet, upstairs?

I have submitted an online report with the full details, and that it was also reported to British Gas. She is a little vague and may not be aware if anything is missing, as of yet.

It has been reported (and supposedly 'recorded') by British Gas. Should it be left there or should I have a chat with the police?

Yes, but were you there purely as a meter reader, as that's what the person in question was there for?

Hi She doesn't have Smart Meters, but old-style ones under the stairs. When she was able, she would get underneath and read them herself, but mobility issues prevents her from doing that. Point being, would your o/h be entitled to do anything BUT read the meters - ie. check the appliances?

I know we've clashed in the past, but I genuinely appreciate your input. Thank you, and good luck (and health) to them both.

Rules you out, then? :D I jest, of course, but why did you ask?

Southwick.

That was my first thought - yes. I guess the proper ID counts for sweet f*** all.

Will advise her to report it - just wondered if it was a normal (or legal) thing for them to check appliances. She has taken a look around and nothing is (apparently) missing.

Does anybody know if meter readers (British Gas) are supposed to ask (or are qualified to) "check appliances"? I only ask as my elderly mum had her meter read, by prior arrangement, and he was a bona fide British Gas official, but there were some concerning aspects to his visit. Having read...