Would this do the job?
https://www.screwfix.com/p/bailey-steel-jointed-black-drain-rod-set-12-pieces/78472
https://www.screwfix.com/p/bailey-steel-jointed-black-drain-rod-set-12-pieces/78472
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Slow draining toilet + what’s this?
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It may do, but you may also want to go to next empty manhole, depending on how far, to clear.
It’s the only manhole on this side of the house
There in another one on the back (opposite side of the hose) that I haven’t checked
The house is a mid terrace
Not sure how the systems works
You need to chew your food more and this wouldn’t happen. 
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That's what I was going to suggest as you said a mid terraced
Impossible to tell from the pic, would need a lot more info, and/or be on site to tell, but as the Water Co have taken responsibility, and your Mid Terrace, it is a fair bet the drain is shared.
As Andy has said above, that still looks blocked. There shouldn't be any sewage hanging about in the channel.
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