Where should I get my 35mm film?

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I'm after some 400, 800 or 1600 film for 35mm, preferably affordable - I was thinking fomapan for black and white, and either kodak gold, kodacolour, etc for colour - but after high speed if possible, 400 or 800 would be great.

Any ideas for good suppliers? I'm probably after 10 ish rolls of each... It's much more expensive than when I'd get film from pound land! Thanks for advice. Analogue wonderland seems good...
 
One nice thing about Analogue Wonderland (whose prices are generally quite good), is that postage is free on orders over £50. Also, you can collect "Wonder Points" which can eventually mean £5 or so off an order (but then you might have to buy more film to stay over £50!).

Camera Price Buster has a film price comparison at https://www.camerapricebuster.co.uk/Film but it doesn't include Fomapan, or AW AFAICS. Oh, and prices include postage, for one roll, which is a bit weird!
 
Agphotographic have loads of fomapan 400 and Ilford 400 speed, either of which would be ace I reckon.

I am not expecting brilliant exposures - they're going in plastic fantastic cameras with "okay" lenses (example, a boot c35 AF - actually has a proper glass ricoh lens that's probably decent) and handed to people to shoot with at a dinner, just for fun.

Given this, I was thinking I'd stand develop, as a forgiving way to get negatives - but I wonder if I should lean into the grit, assume underexposure and push everything a stop with another developer...
 
This company have a good selection of B&W at good prices.

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