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I will fit the TRV myself as im a little short of cash right now, however i will definitely get a pro to fit the thermostat.

Apologies everybody I meant to type TRV and have updated my posts. The setup is a conventional system (with feed and expansion tank in the loft) however the boiler looks relatively new compared to my old house! Okay so it looks like I will leave this to a professional to fit a room...

Its a regular boiler. So basically i should get a TRV fitted to the bathroom and a thermostat in the hallway and not fit a TRV to the hallway rad?

It will be allot easier to fit the missing TRV's, however will the boiler still heat water even when all the radiator valves are closed? Hence better to fit a room thermostat to actually stop the boiler?

Hi JayJay1978, Thanks for the speedy replies everybody, however if i dont have any thermostats in the hallway and no PRV in the hallway or bathroom then the boiler will always be heating the radiators. Should i fit PRV's to both these radiators or should i have a thermostat fitted in the...

The bathroom gets quite hot and there are no room thermostats anywhere in the house.

Apologies however what do you mean by "Heating Room Thermostat" the only thermostats i am aware of are on the radiators.

Apologies in advance, however I have moved from a house with a central thermostat in the hallway to now having some radiators with TRV’s and others without? Is there any reason why these radiators (Bathroom and Hallway) dont have valves? Many thanks