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Success. Poured a small amount of boiling water on the handle, gave a good wiggle. Lo and behold it unscrewed, exposing the grub screw. Thanks for your help. I now know I can get to them when I have time to change the gland.

Definitely no cap. I could get some mole grips on the lever to see it will unscrew anymore but I’m worried about breaking something

Unfortunately not accessible as at the centre, against the external wall. I’m sure there must be a way of getting the tops off, I’m just not seeing it though

Tried that, but they both only turn about quarter. Possible that’s because they have seized up but they’re both the same

No. Until I can get to the cartridge I don’t know what type I need. Can’t see any manufacturer stamp on the tap either.

Old post I know but I have a similar issue. May I ask how you got the top off in the end ?

Got a very slight drip on bath taps so want to replace gland. However, I can’t figure out how to remove the top of each tap. There’s no grub screw round the back. The little handles do turn in an anti clockwise direction but only about a quarter turn, so they don’t seem to unscrew all the way...