A-Level choices

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Economics sounds like a decent shout if you're really not a fan of chemistry. The subjects complement each other really well. Another subject that I would suggest that you consider is further maths, if you're that kind of person. Both economics and FM work well side-by-side with maths, and maths helps a bit with physics. Biology looks like it's on its own, but if you were to apply for a biology degree, the maths might be handy because there can be a decent amount of statistics there.

You could always take all five subjects you've mentioned, and drop chemistry or economics if you decide you don't like them. I started off with maths, physics, chemistry, biology and RS, and replaced RS with French before I'd even had one lesson. Then, I dropped French completely, with biology following soon after. After the January exams I decided to self-teach further maths, and after completing the AS in all four, I dropped chemistry. I guess what I'm trying to say here is: don't worry too much about choosing the wrong subjects - you can always drop ones you don't like and catch up with one you've decided you'd like to take.

Since you're planning doing all maths and science subjects at the minute, why not do an essay subject like history or English to add a bit of variation? Or a foreign language - no matter what you want to do career wise or at uni, a language is always a huge pro.

I'm doing French at the moment for GCSE and cant cope so no chance at A-level!