In reply to Sannan75:
I've been getting down the Cuttings boulderfield quite a lot this winter.
Looks ugly but when you're down amongst the boulders there are some good problems to go at. It generally dries quickly so if you have a few hours of sun after a day or so of rain there will be some dry lines.
There are a lot of problems in the lower grades. However, I'd very much recommend you buy the mini-guide as it's a bit hard to navigate around the boulderfield. There is also some bouldering at the New Cuttings (generally harder lines) and on Neddyfields - this is easy to find from the main Rockfax. I prefer the boulderfield though.
In terms of specifics, the Warm-up boulder has about 8 lines V0-V2 and is where I always go to, erm, warm up. Sunset slab boulder has a bunch of easy warm ups. Decent landings, you'd be OK with one pad I'd have thought. The Cracked Boulder has a beautiful V0 crack problem - I'd give it 2-3*. Fine with one pad I think. The stand start lip traverse on this boulder goes at V2 and the sitter is a tough and fun V4. May be more difficult with one pad. Lemon Jelly is a good V3. The best problem I've climbed down there is Relativity at V6 on the Lightning Strike boulder. You'd probably want more than 1 pad on this one though.
Hope that helps.