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When I was a kid and we had moved into a new house we couldn't decorate for at least a year until the plaster on the walls had dried out. That was the standard then, since they reckoned that a standard 3-layers of plaster over bricks took that length of time to lose all its water. How long...

Thanks for the advice Fred, I think I'll use the dabs of adhesive method as space is tight around the bath. Cheers! :D

20 years ago, for reasons I'll not explain, it was necessary to strip our bathroom walls back to the brick/breezeblock they are built from. Wood pannelling has covered them since then, but it is now looking "worn," around the bath in particular where it has been attacked by damp and mildew over...