pests

It could be vine weevil if you're unlucky, or leaf cutter bee if you're luckier! Vine weevils don't hang around on the plant after munching them, the holes are irregular shapes. They lay eggs in the soil that hatch into 'C' shaped white grubs.. Squash them! The weevils are about 3/4" long and brown.
Leaf cutter bees make perfectly circular holes on the edge (so it's not a complete circle!) of the leaf. Don't worry about them, they won't harm the plant. Weevil grubs, on the other hand, are now living in the soil and eating the roots of the plant!! There are chemicals that you can water onto the soil or spray the plant with to control the weevils. Search the internet for 'vine weevil' and see what advice you get on controls.

Sounds like weevils to me too i had nothing but problems with them at my old property, best to use nemotodes to get rid of both beetles and grubs.

Seeing as it is the rose and the fuchsia but not the hebe I would guess leaf cutters. These are bees and cut very neat semi-circles along the length of the edge of the leaf.
Check this site for information...
http://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/profiles0700/leafcutters.asp

Thanks for all your help I will have a dig around and see if I can find any grubs if not then leaf cutter bees it must be, and will be left well alone to get on with being busy.will let you all know the outcome.