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Full-House Removals, Storage solutions with packing. Courier & transport Service, to Full Pack European Domestic and Business Moves: We are simply STUFF2MOVE.

Have you got Stuff2move , Local or a complete relocation. We can supply all the info you need on UK , European moves , shipping and transport options with free packing on most European moves and shipping.

Domestic house removals, and commercial office relocations. Our objective has always been to provide high quality service that will fit our customer’s needs and budget. We take the time to listen to our customers ideas and suggestions to enable us to provide the best possible service for your move.

Office moves Storage solutions European transport

Our flexible services covers all your removal needs, including free white goods refitting service, professional packing, safe and secure storage, and specialist removals for valuable possessions, such as antiques and pianos. Throughout your moving day we will ensure a professional service and safe transit for all your furniture and belongings. We really look forward to showing you why 80% of our turnover comes by means of referral from satisfied customers moving home or office.

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Domestic & Business removals.
Storage solutions container storage and full Self-store units.
Free white goods refitting service.
Full packing and material supply’s.
Free re assemble service.
European wide part or full loads.
Cleaning service available.
World wide shipping to 25,000 destinations.
Free walk around quotes.

Call the team 01392 590 599 or fill in the quick contact form contact form.

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COVID-19 Update

Due to the covid 19, unfortunately, we have suspended all room collection services. And sadly can only collect from Reception we are sorry for the inconvenience caused. However, we want you and our staff to stay safe.

We are still doing Room packs, all we ask is the room is empty for 72 Hours.

January 22nd All shipping services running Normal Some delays on Road European Freight.

UK Freight Running normally.
Prime Minister's statement on coronavirus (COVID-19): 22 January 2021

Since the beginning of this pandemic, we have tried to update you as soon as possible about changes in the scientific data or the analysis.

So, I must tell you this afternoon that we have been informed today that, in addition to spreading more quickly, it also now appears that there is some evidence that the new variant – the variant that was first identified in London and the South East – may be associated with a higher degree of mortality, and I’m going to ask Patrick in a minute to say a bit more about that.

Because it is largely the impact of this new variant that means the NHS is under such intense pressure, with another 40,261 positive cases since yesterday.

We have 38,562 COVID patients now in hospital, which’s 78 percent higher than the first peak in April and, tragically, there have been a further 1,401 deaths.

So, it is more important than ever that we all remain vigilant in following the rules and that we stay at home, protect the NHS and thereby save lives.

But I also want to answer a key question that I know will be uppermost in your minds.

All current evidence continues to show that both the vaccines we are currently using remain effective both against the old variant and this new variant.

And so, you will also want to know that our immunization program continues at an unprecedented rate.

5.4 million people across the UK have now received their first dose of the vaccine and over the last 24 hours, we can report a record 400,000 vaccinations.

In England, one in ten of all adults have received their first dose, including 71 percent of over-80s and two-thirds of elderly care home residents.

Having secured orders for hundreds of millions of doses, the U.K. government has supplied vaccines to the Devolved Administrations, according to population size.

First doses have been administered now to 151,000 people in Northern Ireland, 358,000 in Scotland and 212,000 in Wales.

And I am glad that the whole of the U.K. is able to assist the Devolved Administrations in deploying the vaccine and I know everyone across the country is grateful for the logistical skill of the British Army.

There is much more to do, and the target remains very stretching indeed, but we remain on track to reach our goal of offering the first dose to everyone in the top four priority groups by the middle of February.

And I want to thank all the doctors and nurses, especially at the GP-led sites who are vaccinating at a phenomenal rate, as well as, as I say, all those in our armed forces, our local authorities, our pharmacies, and volunteers, who are making this extraordinary national effort possible.

And I want to thank all of you who have come forward to get your jabs, because, by doing that, you are protecting yourselves, your communities and, of course, our NHS.

And I say to everyone, when that letter arrives, please don’t hesitate to book that appointment and get this life-saving protection, because this is the best and fastest way for us all to defeat this virus and get our lives back to normal.