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Jon. The first thing to emphasise is to not take the error code literally. Cheap code readers are known to give misleading results, so unless yours is a professional quality reader it can not be relied upon. It is not a field I am knowledgeable about so I suggest you wait for a more informed response here or take the car to a garage that has a good auto electrician. The second point to make is to not replace parts at random like your garage has done. Just because another person solved a similar sounding problem with a new brake light switch does not mean his solution will work for you. You might strike lucky, but more likely is that you will throw good money after bad.

When buying goods or services you get to choose two out of three options: cheap, fast, and good. You can never have all three.

£380 parts and labour? Bite his arm off.