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Thanks. Oh dear that means major surgery to my wall and tiles then as I'll have to dig the pipework out. I'll need a plumber once it comes to refitting as I won't be able to produce the new pipework? Here is a larger photo..... Thanks again.

I've managed to get the wall outlet for the shower head off also - the holding screws were badly corroded and wet but its still not easy to see an obvious leak. The mortar all the way around the shower valve is completely dry - so I don;t see how that can be the source of the leak. Even if...

Thanks - I actually managed to find the installation manual on aqualisa - got the plate off but oddly everything is bone dry inside. I guess this must mean there is a plumbing problem, a leak where the head is attached or between the shower and head although as far as I'm aware that would be...

The trim plate is the larger circular plate? No i dont have the instructions. Is it complicated? Thanks

No the part ive uncovered is dry. The leak seems to be deeper in the wall - the other side of the wall in the next room is damp as is the floor. Do I need toremove the next stage? and if so how? Many thanks

Thanks for the advice. I've turned off the isolating valves although it appears a dribble is still coming through on the cold inlet. Here is a photo of the shower with the cover removed. Can you advise what I need to do next? Many thanks

Shower pic

Thanks! I should have said its not a power shower but fed from combi boiler - but I will investigate and post a photo - thanks again

Can anyone help me? I've discovered a leak in my bathroom :( I suspected this was a tap but I can now see the water is actually coming down the wall from the shower. Mine is an Aqualisa Colt with concealed valve. I've managed to turn off the water supply using isolation valves but can...