Anyone care to check my diary and help me explain....

Your diary looks excellent - Really balanced choices.

Now feel free to dismiss this because I'm most certainly not a expert but have you considered the following?:

*Changing your routine? - Try two weeks of something completely different aka swimming, jogging, two spin classes and one net ball sesh..or whatever fits..Sometimes our bodies just plateau
*Eating more? It may take a few weeks for your body to adapt but it may be that as your not hitting your 1,500 limit some days your body needs more fuel?
*I read on your profile that your BF was/is reducing? I feel BF % is more relevant than weight when trying to get lean

Best of luck

You look pretty lean to me! As others have said, try doing some different exercsies. Have you tried zumba? Its great fun and burns loads of calories, but it works you all over rather than focussing on specific areas. You mgiht just find doing something different gives you a kickstart - after a fairly fast start my weight lossgot really slow, but once I added zumba in it speeded up.

You're sure about logging accuracy? Are you using a food scale? I notice you never have salad dressings, and you log very little cooking oil.

Of course a PT is a mega expense..Plus 2hrs of cardio is pretty full on...Well once a week I do a longer run etc but more for endurance over weight loss so I can't criticise your PT for suggesting that but for most people to fit cardio in to everyday life a shorter higher intensity sesh can be just as effective..and may be worth considering?
Even for just 15/20 minutes..because if you can manage 15/20 minutes at your 'flat out' pace you'll be feeling a real high and it could jump start your bod?
This may or may not help because we are all different but I try to eat well/balanced and hardly drink (apart from a binge on a mini break this week) and I've lost 2.5% BF (plus around 4.5lbs) in 8 weeks with shorter cardio sessions, adding weights to my routine but I do a circuit/routine with 3/4kg hand weights rather than heavy lifting (I'm still a weights newbie) and a couple of 20/30 min pilates sessions a week.
I am a recovering cardio addict... I was gaining weight, getting slower, losing interest in working out etc..

How long has it been?

try breaking it all down into calories.

for each day of the week:

How many cals eaten
what do you estimate that to be a deficit from your TDEE
how many cals burnt in exercise

then estimate your weekly burn/deficit from that. (estimate / 3500) pounds.

then tell us!

I was told by a MVP member on here to eat at around 1500, as my tdee-15 was around 1700.

I've kept at programmers for 6 weeks and seen no results.

My cardio sessions now are more intense higher burns with more circuit style training. Running and high impact exercises have taken their toll on my knees.

Generally I'm hitting 1500-1600 per day with an average burn of 350cals burn 5 days per week. I'm told not to do tdee but if I did I'd be eating at probably 20%below if I'm on Sidesteel's goal of 1500. According to online calculators my tdee is around 2096.

I'll try and maybe cut down all fats then?

Everyone's advice is valid but the problem is everyone's body reacts differently. The majority of the numbers on this site are meant for normal to obese individuals. You seem like a dedicated and active person, someone I would consider athletic.
A perfectly healthy amount of progress for an athletic individual to cut is about a lb a week. If you aren't seeing any progress, the most obvious reason is that your calories are too high.

The cutting numbers I would suggest you try are:

127lb X 13 = 1651 cal - 300cal deficit = 1351 cal/day regardless of exercise

40/40/20 = 135g Protein/ 135g Carbs/ 30g Fats

I'm not an expert by any means, but at first glance, there is quite a lot of fruit... and you're not showing your daily sugar totals.
Go into your settings and change one of your columns to sugar and see what happens.

You may well want to ditch some of your fruit for veg's...

Just a thought!

NO! Don't ditch the veg! Vegetables are your friends, embrace your vegetables! Just cut down on the fruit.
I've just had a quick look and your sugar totals are deffo in the red...

As I said, I'm no expert. SOmething a nutritionist said to me recently was, if you start to plateau, try varying your daily calories and also the types of food you eat. So, have an egg for breakfast for a couple of days, then some oatmeal, then maybe go all mediterranean and have cheeses and olives!
Basically, confuse your metabolism.
Likewise, with the exercise, as someone else said to you earlier. Not easy with your profession of course.

Anyway, you look great to me!