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@Smallfurry
Depends.
If you want the option of being able to swap around wheels on the nice bike, and still have power. Then you want crank/pedal based metering.
If you want a powermeter you can swap between nice and training bike. The powertap seems the better option.
You can get a CAAD10 for £1k new. That leaves £500 for a powertap hub, a stages, or almost a power2max. Assuming the bits replaced by the powermeter are sold (ie crankset if buying P2M).
http://www.drakescycles.co.uk/m1b100s6p4131/CANNONDALE_SuperSix_Tiagra_Compact_2013/RS_GB/17315
http://www.drakescycles.co.uk/m1b100s6p4145/CANNONDALE_CAAD10_5_105_Compact_2013/RS_GB/17405
http://www.rutlandcycling.com/155056/products/giant-tcr-composite-2-2013-road-bike---black-red.aspx?origin=pla?kwd=&gclid=CIiMwtCgm7sCFclQ3godY2YAAg
http://www.evanscycles.com/categories/training-energy/power-meters