The car stopped a couple of weeks ago with a suspected timing belt fault as the car would crank over but the top pulleys weren’t moving.

The water pump had gone causing the problem but have had a new water pump and timing belt fitted but won’t start

Bent valves or if you are really lucky then they have got something else wrong on re-assembly.

 

Have you had a compression test since the belt change?

 

If the engine fires up using Easi-Start then you are a very lucky man & I would then check the cam timing and all the sensors etc.

Hi mate and thanks for your information,I haven't had a compression test done as of yet as the guy who did the belt and water pump and timed it up said he can't continue with it so I'm having to look at getting someone else to look at it.

Some one mentioned they have a issue with the rockers going but I'm unsure about it

The head should have been inspected for damage before doing any work on the timing belt. If the engine was being turned over on a broken belt, it's very likely you have bent valves. The mechanic doing the work should have known this. If they didn't, you should be asking some pointed questions about why they didn't. When you get refunded for the work, find a better mechanic.

He is apparently going to see if any damage to the head and if there is replace where need