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Certainly some food for thought...
After having a further look, it looks easier to to WIFI with the pico boards and wiring up a temp sensor to that.
Basically just need to be able to do a GET or a POST to an endpoint that will contain the temperatures (Going to be 3 probes attached to the board)
Thank you very much for your help on this - excited to get started on it :D
Gaza1994
Yes, that should all be fine, you just need to install the relevant Espruino firmware (for AT command WiFi or WIZnet ethernet) - the code is basically the same.
However, at the risk of doing myself out of a sale, if you can't use Bluetooth, you could consider just running the Espruino interpreter directly on an ESP8266 or ESP32 board.
My understanding is that at least on ESP8266 OneWire works ok, so it should be ok with DS18B20: https://forum.espruino.com/conversations/277060/
Maybe someone can chime in here who has done it, but I'd think that ESP32 would work too.
Another option is to consider using Bluetooth, and to then run ESPHome on an ESP32, which can be set up to scan for Bluetooth sensors and forward them to Home Assistant (maybe something similar exists for Zabbix?).