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Roy 99 percent of bathrooms on new builds are plasterboard wake up and smell the coffee, you've probably had one bad experience and now you seem to think it's the work of the devil

If he wanted to dry line it you shouldn't need to remove any plaster unless it's falling off, unless the walls are in a bad shape you should just be able to remove any hollow stuff patch it and reskim, anything else is extra work that you shouldn't need doing

You've been given site rates which are based on runs the prices you would get would be a price for the job not per metre

Between 4-500 inc mats

You could create a second skin on the internall wall with stud and board or the outside wall with a thin coat system

People have tiled standard board for years and or you could use moisture resistant board, aqua boards a premium product for wet rooms

After the bathrooms completed are you going to tile and paint the bathroom with bathroom paint ?

you could soundcoat the entire area then dot and dab skim on top doesnt take long

3(sand)to(cement)1 scratch coat 4 to1 top coat with 1 shovel hydrated lime per mix top coat remember to sbr slurry if not blockwork good luck

a good plasterer will charge min £150 a day which is good when a builder charges £200 a day for a trade he doesnt specialise in which would u rather?

get a pro in plastering looks easy if i had a penny for everyone who said `i do a bit` id b a millionaire it depends how fussy u r it is an art when the light catches it youll notice the difference