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Perhaps it was an old drain some years ago and was backfilled.

Ah, you can't do that with waney edge panels, you'll need to find a supplier who can make to your size then

I have in the past ordered panels from my supplier in kit form, ie all the constituent parts unassembled. This allows the cross rails to be cut to size and fitted first then the featheredge fixed afterwards. This is assuming you want vertilap style panels but the same would apply to hit and...

That's actually a relay. Assuming nothing else is damaged close by then an electronics/TV repair shop could sort for you...

Just looks like a piece of uPVC flat bar cut to that gap

If you can access where you think it's leaking from you could lay some talcum powder down. This will help you see where it's getting wet.

Why would a tradesman have to pay more for materials that they need for your job? I think you'll struggle to find anyone to agree to it If a customer proposed this to me, I'd walk away

I'm gonna guess they both drain into the soil pipe and when it's windy you get a pressure differential causing the noise. My toilet water fluctuates slightly during strong winds

Some sand will wash out but one bag will last a few years with the size of your area.

Kiln sand is what you need. Pressure wash, allow it to dry and then on a dry day brush kiln sand in. Summer is the best time. Trust me, any moisture makes the sand job and real pain. Once had a customer insist I did it with showers forecast. It rained and it was like brushing mud

Screwfix 7180j

Definitely toupret, best I've used

If the tiles had been set out correctly then you could have had a bigger cut up to the ceiling. That gap now needs plenty of filler. Build it up with a decent powder filler in stages

If it's not siliconed in situ then simply raise the feet until it's tight under tiles, check for level, tighten down lock nuts on feet and silicone edge against tiles with bath full of water.

Yes as long as it stays level and bath panel still fits

Yes

I doubt it'd be strong enough to cover a hole that big and it's got nothing to stick to

Plasterboard is around £5 for a handyboard (half size)

https://www.wickes.co.uk/Universal-Chimney-Draught---Excluder/p/118831?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&adpos=&scid=scplp118831&sc_intid=118831&gclid=Cj0KCQiA0p2QBhDvARIsAACSOOOo-4Jir0ShBqXXXCOBBfHBIVf-f5TDFR5lqnWwPmd1_lV9es3tGjYaArejEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

Agreed, the self employed have enough admin to deal with to start with.