Compare your rose to photos of Iceberg. (Maybe it is known as Schneewittchen in Europe?)

To help us identify other possibilities, try to answer some of the questions on the FAQ page for this forum: How large are the blooms? Average number of petals per bloom? Any fragrance? etc.

While your rose also resembles Frau Karl Druschki, I think we can rule it out as a guess because FKD has matte, light green leaves and your rose looks to have dark and glossy leaves.

:-) Dawn

Here is a link that might be useful: Iceberg

Yes, Arron, we need the ID-clues which Littlesmokie/Dawn asked for. Example: Iceburg is a Floribunda-class rose (blooms tend to come in clusters). If your roses always blooms "mostly" singly, it is very unlikely to be Iceburg or any other Floribunda-class rose.

Rose-identification tends to become a process of eliminiation. We check a rose's ID-clues, such as:
Average Petal-Count per bloom,
Bloom-habit (blooms come mostly as singles, or in clusters?)
Speed of bloom-opening (fast, average, or slow?)
Does the bloom "shatter" in the last stage, or "hold" its petals as it dies?
Leaf-color (light-green, medium-green, or dark-green?)
Leaf-glossiness (glossy, semi-glossy, or non-glossy?)
Color of new-shoot foliage (green, red, or burgundy-purple?
Comparative Thorniness (really thorny, average, or very few?)
There are quite a few other rose-ID clues ...check the Name-That_Rose forum's FAQ.

When we have a sufficient number of the ID-clues for the rose the poster wants to get identified, we can eliminate roses which do not have those characteristics - and concentrate on any roses that do. If you check past rose-ID requests in this forum, you'll see we find the rose's identity more often than not. : )

Regards,
JohnReb

Thank you for your help so far. I have added a few more details and pictures to the original link. I hope they are of help
Thanks again
Aaron_UK