'yet again' implies you've never had flowers on it - is it in a pot or in the ground, and have you fed it and if so, what with?

Forget that, just checked - this one's a rambler, not a climber, which means it should be pruned in September, not in Spring - you've been cutting off the growth which would have flowered by doing it in spring. Ramblers generally have only one flush of flowers, usually around June.

I agree and also exactly how hard do you prune it?

Thank you very much for you info, no wonder the poor thing has no flowers, it's the only rambler I have which is just as well as I have been treating it all wrong, will try harder this year.

Ah well, we live and learn - secateurs at the ready for September then, lol!

Just one more thing, if I do manage to prune it at the right time, how much do I take off?

You don't have to prune it at all if it doesn't need it, specially as you didn't get flowers this year - usual procedure is to cut back stems which have flowered, remove any diseased wood and tie in new stems.

Thank you again, it has grown like mad this year, so think I will get a bigger support and let it do it's own thing!