we’re waiting til the new year for the flagging to be done.
Don't complete the flagging until you had the gas pipe relaid in a position that complies with the regulations. Underground works are not my thing, but I am sure that you are not allowed to have a gas supply cutting though an inspection pit in the way yours has been.
You will need to follow the 'move a gas supply' procedures published by your network supplier. From memory of a job I've only dealt with once some years ago, the gas pipe will need to be made of approved materials and marked with warning tape, and end up 18 inches deep in a trench surrounded by (6 inches?) sand and no closer than 12 inches to other services.
Whoever did your current work, IMO, should be prosecuted. A rat will happy chew through that pipe and fill you drains with gas. If you knowingly leave it like it is, IMO, you should be prosecuted too.
Once the gas pipe is relaid safely, as I said before, you need your drains properly leak tested. It wouldn't surprise me if all the new stuff needs to be excavated and redone by someone competent.
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