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No problem! I meant to mention this in my first comment, but I also noticed that there's no robots.txt file in place. That's obviously not going to help your indexation problem too much, but nonetheless something you should know about.

Yes, that's a lot of redirects. However, I wouldn't advise removing them just because Google has updated their index. You may still have a lot of backlinks pointing to the old URLs. If you remove the redirects, they'll be broken links. Is it possible to use wildcards to cut down on the number of redirects?

Thanks for the response, I have taken your suggestion into account and swapped the position of the brand and the keywords. I'll let you know how I get on. Thanks Chris

Thanks Sean I will contact the help team and see if they can be of assistance

Thanks! Stability and success go hand-in-hand. It's all about the long-term goal. You're correct with that finding - 33% of people will only click a link in Google's top three organic results.

I have just came across this article which has pretty much answered my question ! http://moz.com/blog/new-title-tag-guidelines-preview-tool