It might work unassisted as tamzs points out:
You could fit the thermostatic shower to the existing pipework (gravity/hot mains/cold) and find out
if it is going to work out.
First thing though, is get a pressure testing kit for £15, screw it on to the washing machine cold supply, and get a reading of your mains pressure (very easy to do - or get someone in to quote on the work, and ask them to check the water pressure to if this will work)
If the mains supply pressure is standard (ie 2-3 bar), and your hot water cylinder is definitely 10 meters above the shower then you could definately get a shower working fine like this.
Most combi boilers operate at similiar pressures for hot/cold and are fine for thermostatic showers. In fact with 1 bar pressure on the hot side it should be fine.
Would come round to have a look for you, but I have a feeling that you may be too far for my standard call out (south east only) . . .