decisions, decisions

Dear Tim and Forum
I have posteda question on the other kitchen question site, but i read it and dont think i explained

it right.
My kitchen is a small kitchen 5sqm, and it has an opening not a door, which faces west, the wall in front and the

wall to the right are outside walls, the right wall has a large window on it, the wall to the left is an internal wall, and

behind it is the downstairs cloakroom and the stairs go up facing the wall, now we are ripping out what we call an annoying

badly designed 10yr old kitchen (thats how old the house is) and want to design one as we want it. me and my husband are

poorly, he has three crushed vertebrae and he is constantly in pain, and he wants and i agree a higher worktop, and we thought

of pull out drawers with baskets in so we can easily get to whatevers inside, without going on our knees,
now this is the

problem, we are fitting the kitchen outselves, well me and my friends and relatives, keith will help where he can but he cant

do much, but here it is
as you look through the door the free standing cooker (gas) is infront of us on an outside, wall,

well we are trying to get as much worktop space as we can so we thought, we have bought a stoves ceramic hob, (i prefer

electric) and we are going to get a single oven, we thought can we put the oven in an eye level housing unit to the left as u

go into the kitchen on the wall which isnt an outside wall, do you have to vent or anything, do you have to have a special

electric socket, or if that isnt allowed, would we be able to put it to the right of the door as you go in under the hob, it

is up against the wall of the opening which is a door width, is it ok we thought about putting it there because it is electric

and it doesnt matter with the window being there, we have no curtains, or anything, any help you could give us would be of

enormous help to us
confused and frustrated
ness graham