Reddit mentions of Spanish Grammar Drills, Third Edition

If you're looking for grammar, my first step would be to buy a Spanish Grammar drills book, eg. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Spanish-Grammar-Drills-Rogelio-Vallecillos/dp/1260116239/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=grammar+drills+spanish&qid=1564050557&s=gateway&sr=8-3

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If you'd done grammar up to A-Level, it means you'll be able to cope with all of the grammar in that book, and you'll be able to brush up on the basics all the way up to subjunctive, por and para, ser and estar, differences between imperfect and preterite.

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As for speaking, find a local Spanish group in your area. There's usually at least a few that will meet up for some Spanish chat and they'd be more than happy to have a chat with you. When it comes to speaking, there's no substitute for a live person.

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With regards to vocabulary, go to Quizlet and find a list of the 1000 or 2000 most common words in Spanish, and make your way through revising those. It'll build up quickly.

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And listening... go to Netflix, search for "Spanish Audio" and find something you want to watch. Put subtitles on if you want. Just make sure you're actively trying to listen.