I noticed after starting the engine with the casing off that the timing belt had moved to the edge of the camshaft pulley but thought nothing of it.
Anyway, I removed the covers and noticed the cam belt had been hitting the casings (hence the loud rattle) I suspected a fault with the tensioner so rang my supplier who asked me if I had cleaned up the engine block where the tensioner bolts on as he had a couple of situations similar to mine....now usually I just fit a new tensioner without thinking about cleaning the cylinder block face, in 42 years I've never had a problem like this

So after spraying a little brake cleaner onto a rag and wiping the block face I refitted the tensioner and started the engine.....the belt instantly moved into the middle of the camshaft pulley and all was well.
I refitted the casings, started the engine and all was well, no noise, no issues

In conclusion, if you are going to replace your cam belt and tensioner plus guide pulley and water pump, clean the engine block where the tensioner and guide pulley fit before you fit the new ones!