Planning a move in London can feel straightforward right up until you look at the street outside. One van can fit there. Two may not. A loading bay might already be busy.

If you are planning a move in London, bulky waste can become the awkward bit that slows everything down.

London traffic has a way of turning a carefully planned move into a slightly frantic, watch-the-clock kind of morning. One minute the van is loaded, the kettle is packed away, and you think the day is under control.

If you have been staring at two or three removals quotes and wondering why they are all over the place, you are not alone.

Moving a market stall in Camden Lock is rarely a simple lift-and-load job.

Moving around Clapham Common can be straightforward on paper and surprisingly awkward on the day.

Moving around Clapham Common can be straightforward on paper and surprisingly awkward on the day.

Moving close to the Tower of London sounds straightforward on a map. In real life, though, it can be a bit of a puzzle.

Office moves in Canary Wharf are rarely simple.

Your sofa is not simply a piece of furniture--it's a central aspect of your home's comfort and style.

Lifting heavy items by yourself can be a daunting task, whether you're moving furniture, shifting machinery, or simply re-arranging your living space.

Moving house can be one of the most stressful experiences in life, and when you find yourself packing up at the last minute, that stress can skyrocket.