As it stands a C2.
Obviously any circuits without rcd/rcbo protection needs to be remedied on a TT system.
As far as the RA is concerned, according to BS7671 and indeed the NICEIC recommendation of below 100 ohms, this meets requirements.
Main protective bonding is in place and so that meets requirements.
So once the rcd protection is installed, we have a system that should comply but doesn't really as we shouldn't reply on other services as the main earth, but do so by default.
Apart from trying to improve the RA by installing additional rods, its still unlikely to get to a level that will be below the main protective bonding readings.
As far as I can see, all you can do is make sure everything is as should be (as above). Unless the householder wants to have plastic inserts installed at the income of the other services.
Edit: far too long typing that others have replied first