Turned mains off but hot tap is still running water

I doubt the cabinets were built over the isolation valves. My lads weren't that thick when putting in the kitchen.

There really isn't much room under there. Maybe an inch or two the most..

This is the cold water pipe in the kitchen. Also a look below the kitchen board.

I really can't identify any valve or lever.

Thank you so much for this.

I can't explore this route right this minute unfortunately. I have an individual in the background very nervous of me and panicking big time and ordering me to wait for a plumber but I am going to need to know how to get the water turned off when a plumber gets here. I haven't touched anything yet.

I still didn't check behind the kick board. I cant do that right now.

I vaguely remember stepping over something on the kitchen floor when the kitchen was bare and it was being put in but that was a long time ago and I just can't fully remember.

I bet that's where it is.

This is the door that is in the ground in the road outside. It's more located outside the neighbours house more than mine but we are directly opposite each other.

Would this be the neighbours house or mine or both?

I know other neighbours up and down the road have this square thing outside their entrance. I can't find this outside my place and also to my closest neighbour.

I wonder would that brown iron door on the ground outside stop up my water?

Would anyone know?

I have a hose outside the back but it's not from a tap. I think it comes from the ground. I think maybe the stopcock to the property is outside. I think maybe if I was to follow the end of the hose it might be somewhere close by. Possibilty.

But it's all overgrown.

My only bet right now is the mains on the road wherever that is a plumber.

Hopefully that is the door above on the road and I hope he will get to me as soon as possible.

There is so much overgrowth I can't even find the hose.

What kind of a key am I looking for?

Also would a plumber have that key?

There's too much overgrowth outside. I can't even find the hose never mind following it.

My only hope is the mains on the road.

I think there is an outside stopcock that is separate from the road/meter. My father used to say it when I was small. I think maybe there might be something outside but I don't know and can't find it right now.

I think maybe in older houses of there's an outside tap there might be a manhole cover nearby.

I don't have a tap. It's a hose coming from the ground. I think I need to find the hose and follow it to the ground.

I am hoping a plumber will get to me tomorrow.

The cold water feed would more than likely be coming in from this direction. That little valve or nub is leading to the dishwasher.

Would there be any point in getting a plumber out if I can find the cold water shut off point?

I will keep exploring to find it.

I'm astonished how there isn't an inside valve to cut off the water unless if it's behind the kickboard.

I definitely 100% do not have an internal stop valve.

It's outside somewhere in my yard. I have a general location of a stopcock location but no luck at finding it. It's a needle in a haystack.

I went searching outside my boundary and drive way and I don't have a meter door.

Would a plumber have tools to search for an external stopcock?

I got in touch with my plumber that will hopefully be able to still come to me to update him on the situation and just to give him a heads up.

I found the manhole cover and the external stopcock/mains. Delighted. I won't open it today. Another day. Or I will leave it to the plumber.