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If the screws are rubbish then what will the rest of the item be like!

Already exists! https://shop.evolutionpowertools.com/collections/evo-system

Yep they got new trains a few years ago, it's very fancy now! Need deep pockets to buy a ticket.

Caledonian Sleeper to Inverness then make a weekend of it!

If you bring it round here, I'll do it for a few beers?

If it's sold by the volume then that is the amount you're getting (when filled) Not sure if you'd want a bed 200mm deep with manure?

Free flowers! Keep it!

Topsoil is fairly cheap or free, if you have the means to collect

Did you buy them? ££? :D

Bare in mind the garden fence may or may not be square? I would take most of the measurements off the fence lines. The decking doesn't have to be perfectly square, so long as it all looks fine when you're done....

My greenhouse has a low threshold, you could wheel a barrow in!

If you put it on a low brick wall, you will have to step over it every time you go in and out, that would annoy me.

I prefer the T handle ones The ball ends are great. I bought a nice set made by Laser Tools when I worked in a tool shop as a teenager, nearly 20 yrs later it's still going strong: https://www.lasertools.co.uk/Product/3333/T-Handle-Hex-Key-Set-8pc (it's available on ebay for £36) Lidl...

It's worth looking at what battery range you already have, or what other tools you plan on buying? Or mains corded? You might not need self propelled if the mower is light enough in the first place? A petrol mower with electric start will be a heavy beast.

You don't need weedkiller, regular grass cutting will get rid of the nettles. I would put the trampoline directly on top of the old bonfire site where the ground is a bit bare, as the grass won't do well under the trampoline anyway. Use a garden fork to go round pulling out the rubble. Dig...

I love the dancefloor, is it LED?

I think the issue is more than just getting a fence post secured. When the wall was there, I assume all the soil/rubbish was dumped in behind it? It will be partly that stuff piled up behind it, and the trees growing, that has caused the wall to fail. Get rid of the trees, all the excess soil...

Can you move the bins away from the wall?

Not so pretty, but an IBC or 2, plumbed into the gutters, and raised off the ground so no pumping required.

I would keep the concrete blocks for something else and dig as narrow and deep post hole as you can