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https://shop.lunns.net/flush-valves-14-c.asp Looks like Impulse range. Sure you could get a better price on the web

Maybe Milano arvo range

Try a black zip tie just after the bend with the tail of it pointing down

They put a cranked one in because it is a tight fit. https://shop.lunns.net/wickesbq-macdee-cranked-bottom-entry-ballvalve-10in-cp365-edlr2-7-126507-p.asp

https://shop.lunns.net/wickesbq-macdee-cranked-bottom-entry-ballvalve-10in-cp365-edlr2-7-126507-p.asp try this

Put a cupboard under it

try here

Might be the central heating pump. They can vibrate on start up has they get older

Hi The expansion vessel could have lost pressure.

Hi Could be this https://shop.lunns.net/virplast-mk1-flush-valve-cw-green-cable--button-253625-p.asp Out of the Lunns online catalogue

Hi The Surrey flange should stop air getting through and help direct it up and out the overflow. Limescale can build up around the neck in hard water areas. The vent pipe take off should be has direct as possible.

The pipe you added wasn't blocked? I had a stone in mine left it on the gravel should have looked

Hi Get a washing machine hose cut it along its length slide it on might work. You can buy corrigated trunking but its not cheap and you'll have a lot over.

Hi https://www.bes.co.uk/15-mm-x-3-4in-dual-appliance-washing-machine-tap-21360/ This may do the job

https://www.google.com/url?esrc=s&q=&rct=j&sa=U&url=https://www.jtpickfords.com/heating/radiator-valves/style-trv-twin-pack-thermostatic-radiator-valve-lockshield-white-chrome&ved=2ahUKEwixq8OZrcaBAxWFVaQEHQbrCUM4UBCviQN6BAgFEAI&usg=AOvVaw0LQvBzOxz1ZUlpAxsBMZXj Looks like that.

Hi Unscrew the handle anticlockwise Where the thread is a screwdriver or Allen key can be seen which will need to be undone.

Hi Isolate the softener with the valves to rule out the softener and or tap. Check how quick it fills a big jug before making the changes and after.

Hi Make sure 1 There's water in the radiator. 2 The lock shield valve is open. 3 Close a few TRVs noting what number they were set at to add more pump pressure to the non working one.

The pipe in photo 1 with the air vent. Have you opened it a bit to release any trapped air?

It would help to tell us more about your set up. ie Does the boiler do heating and hot water. if so do the radiators get hot? Is it open vented or closed vented