All I did was disabled the ajax on links for google bot on our mobile site, similar to how an older phone would work. Since doing this, I have noticed on some beers we seem to rank higher on search pages. Looking now what is shown on these results, the SEO data improving.

They are very fragile and difficult to get off with out breaking the fixing tabs. They are bonded on with seam sealer between the panels.

The picture shows the underside of the trim piece, which may help with its removal.

Google now defaults to mobile for indexing sites and cannot handle javascript well. This cannot be fixed easily as our mobile site is mainly javascript.

More emails "New reasons prevent pages from being indexed on site guestales.co.uk"

Blocked by robots.txt

http://www.guestales.co.uk/main/login-redirect

Disallow: */login-redirect
Disallow: */login-redirect.action

Which is correct, it is blocked by robots.txt, however the link says nofollow:

<a href="http://www.guestales.co.uk/main/login-redirect" 
   rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"
   class="ui-btn ui-btn-icon-right ui-icon-carat-r">
   <span>Login</span></a>

So why is it following it?

We already have some bullshite about "Duplicate without user-selected canonical", now this. Should we be paying for analytics for this to work? No, we have remove all Google code and tracking garbage.

Rubbish.