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Ended up using a saw to break it up lol Was able to then unscrew the plastic fixings by pulling them upwards while turning. Thanks for your help.

Uploaded the photos to my post now.... The hinges don't push in, but I'll have a go at pulling them with pliers.

The back of the toilet is not accessible, so can't get to the fixings. I've tried pulling it with the seat at 90 degrees. It does slide a bit from side to side. Any ideas? Photos: https://imgur.com/a/JMPKn

The existing floor has wood panels (not sure what type) over the concrete base of the house. I guess they were original with the house (30 years) and they run under the skirting boards. However they are now a bit worn and I think the dips and uneven joins will show up under vinyl sheet flooring...

Purchased a house a few months ago and had an artex ceiling skimmed over which had a small area with water damage from the bath above. Figured it was historic damage from years gone by as the bath seal looks ok. Allowed the plaster to fully dry and gave it a mist coat yesterday but today there...