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How to move your furniture

24 Sep
2014 Author: Kim Jacobs | Last modified on: November 12th, 2014

Moving furniture is a time and energy consuming task. The reasons for that are several. On one hand pieces of furniture are usually the largest and heaviest items to move when you are relocating your home. On the other, they require special skills in order to be disassembled, properly packed and moved to the new location. That is why we have listed several tips that will make furniture relocation much easier and hassle-free.

The most obvious way to carry out a furniture relocation is to let the pros do the job. Find a reliable and trust-worthy professional man and van moving company to carry out the task for you. Go online and find which contractors cover the area you live in and choose among them. A good man and van contractor will be able to tackle your furniture removal in a quick and ...

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London Boroughs

Central London

Probably about 4/5 of all the iconic landmarks are in Central London. Pretty much all postcard images that come up in people’s minds are here. This part of the city is truly the heart of the nation.

East London

This area of the capital can be arbitrarily divided in two parts. The East End is the closer part to the central old areas, while the area beyond that was up until the middle of the nineteenth century predominantly rural only being gradually incorporated with the railway construction and subsequent urban expansion.

North London

There are two ways to look at North London. One is as a sub-region defined by the urban plan from twenty eleven. An administratively defined area which includes 3 of UK capitals’s boroughs. The other much more basic separation is in relation to the River Thames which splits the city roughly in half.

South London

Most people when saying South London mean the boroughs of the Greater district which lie south of the River Thames. Looking at the city plan from 2011 which is still active the sub-region of the South End is limited to only six boroughs.

West London

The West End has the fame of being the most affluent part of Greater London. While there is obviously some disparity between its many areas overall it is considered that living standard and average income are higher here. Plus it is the area most people associate with sports, not just because of Wembley Stadium but also a number professional football clubs.