Identify rose?

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I have an extremely thorny (the stems seem totally covered) yellow rose which might be a rambler of some sort. It is extremely vigorous and has grown to about 8ft in every direction since I last hacked it back last year. I forgot to take a photo of it in (very impressive) full bloom but here are shots of a single flower and of the bush today.


If it can't be easily trained, I think it needs to come out so any advice is welcome.
A trowel in the hand is worth a thousand lost under a bush.
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as well as attracting loads of birds and ladybirds. It’s always covered with flowers.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Hello Bob..
...your rose is 'Fruhlingsgold'... very evident by the very, very thorny stems, which indicate a hybrid spinossimima rose, which yours is... it means simply 'Spring Gold' in German... a wonderful rose, if you have the space..
..Bob, you're an experienced long time gardener, so in that case I would advise you to move it as soon as possible, like within the next 2 weeks.. cooler weather is forecast too and we are due rain... you don't want to wait until next Spring, but you should aim to get the rose re-established in its new position as soon as possible.... cut it down by two thirds.. replant and keep well watered, every day for about a fortnight, until signs of regrowth, then just leave it recover for the rest of the year... late summer it should put out some new growth for next year.... that's what I would do...