I forgot to ask if you know whether or not you have Hashimoto's...
They should be testing Free T3 and Free T4 every time they test TSH, but we know that due to NHS guidelines, that doesn't happen very often in U.K. Many times, even when doctors order Free T3 and Free T4, the labs don't/can't do the analysis.
Free T3 and Free T4 are the actual thyroid hormones, with Free T3 correlating best with symptoms, while Free T4 and TSH do not.
Free T4 is the storage hormone and must be converted to Free T3 prior to being used. Not everyone converts adequately and if you don't your FT4 might be quite high and so could your TSH, but your FT3 would be very low and you'd have a lot of hypo symptoms.
Could you be specific about your symptoms? You may be deficient in some vitamins/minerals, also.