Why you should move to Camden Town

Author: Kim Jacobs | Last modified on: October 26th, 2024

Camden TownNow, there is little doubt that London is one of the best places on the planet to live in. The problem is that once you decide that you are going to move to London and call the man and van company, you are going to need to pick up the exact place that you will renting or buying in. Here we will try to make the argument that Camden Town is one of the best places in the capital to live in. Some of the reasons are:

  • The history

The Camden comes from Charles Pratt, 1st Earl of Camden. He was born in 1714 and his earldom estate – Camden Palace – was located in the county of Kent. Gradually, as it often happened in what we currently refer to Greater London – around the estate grew a settlement. An interesting fact is that well into the 20th century, Camden was not considered to be a fashi...

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Self driving lorries are here

Author: Kim Jacobs | Last modified on: October 26th, 2024

The self driving technology, which is planned to be embedded into removal vehicles, has recently become all the buzz in the industry – and there are many good reasons for that. Self-driving worries are set to revolutionize the man and van business by reducing costs, increasing efficiency of services and thoroughly change the way we look at and approach professional moving services.

LorryEven though there are many skeptics towards the idea, the fact is that steps forward to making all the plans a reality have been made. Inspiring progress was achieved in the past several months alone!

First it was announced that by the end of 2016 self driving lorries are going to be tested in the UK...

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A few of the best architects in the history of Britain

Author: Kim Jacobs | Last modified on: October 26th, 2024

Some of the world’s most fascinating edifices are situated in the United Kingdom and large portions of them have been designed by several of the best British architects to have ever lived. Here are some of the most renowned and awarder building designer in the history of the United Kingdom.

Christopher Wren

Sir Christopher Wren is arguably the most prominent architect in British history. He was an alumnus of the University of Oxford and founder of the Royal Society. Aside of being an architect he was also an anatomist, geometer, mathematician, physicist and astronomer, and his work has influence gravely scientists such as Blaise Pascal and Isaac Newton. He is best known for designing St. Paul’s Cathedral in London and for rebuilding the English capital of after the Great Fire of 1666...

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How to Tour Greenwich Perfectly

Author: Kim Jacobs | Last modified on: October 26th, 2024

The district of Greenwich is home to one of London’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites and therefore is one of the city’s most popular areas. So, why don’t you spend a day exploring it with your family? If you like how this sounds, here is touring schedule that you can use in order to guarantee that you will see the most important sites of the district.

Greenwich, SE10Before you embark on your Greenwich tour, make sure that you arrange all the details with the man and van company that handled your relocation to the English capital. Once this is done, you should commence exploring the museums of the area.

The Cutty Sark is the first museum that you should visit. It is credited as the world’s most renowned tea clipper. It was commissioned during the second half of the 19th century and converted into a sh...

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London’s Most Famous Shopping Areas

Author: Kim Jacobs | Last modified on: October 26th, 2024

The English capital is home to several world famous shopping districts that attract travelers and shoppers from all over the world.

Oxford CircusOxford Street – Located in the heart of London, Oxford Street is home to over 300 stores and designer boutiques. Selfridges is perhaps the most prolific shopping centre of the area. It houses a number of world famous department shops. Oxford Street can be accessed via three tube stations, Bond Street, Tottenham Court Road and Oxford Circus Street. The area is also the location of the highly visited British Museum.

Westfield – The district of Westfield is home to two major shopping centres, Westfield London and Westfield Stratford City...

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Fiat Ducato – The Italian (Work) Stallion

Author: Kim Jacobs | Last modified on: October 26th, 2024

The Fiat Ducato began as a joint collaboration between Fiat, Peugeot and Citroen. The project started in the early nineteen eighties, with the first light commercial vehicle being mass produced in nineteen eighty one. Other auto manufacturers also built and sold the Ducato platform under their own badging and naming, though for the purpose of this article focus will be on the Fiat Ducato only. The Ducato combined reliability, functionality and design – something traditionally expected of Italian auto manufacturers. The Ducato was a sturdy platform and ended up as one of the most popular and enduring light commercial vehicles on the European market in the last thirty or so years...

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What is a Box Van? – The Box

Author: Kim Jacobs | Last modified on: October 10th, 2024

Luton truck

The essential feature of a Luton van is its cargo box (these vehicles are also commonly known as box vans in the UK). Unlike panel vans, which have a more enclosed load space, box vans offer more flexibility for bulky loads. In comparison, box trucks have a distinct box-shaped load area that is separate from the cab, making them advantageous for transporting bulky loads. A Luton van without the box is basically a van chassis with a cabin. The Luton box van is particularly suitable for moving larger items like mattresses and is often hired without the need for a specialized driving license, making it accessible for various moving projects. The cabin of a Luton van doesn’t really differ from the one of a standard panel van of the same make and model...

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Best Commuter Towns Located Close to London

Author: Kim Jacobs | Last modified on: October 10th, 2024

London is an expensive city to live in and that has been the case for a long time. These towns are well-situated for nearby towns and cities, providing convenient connections to larger metropolitan areas. Today, an increasing number of people are being priced out of the English capital but in many ways that is not as bad as it sounds. Among the best London commuter towns, Some towns located in close proximity to London are better connected to the city’s centre than many of the districts which are set within the very territory of the Big Smoke. What is more, the cost of living in and property prices in these towns are much more bearable compared to those in the UK capital...

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Who To Notify When Moving House

Author: Kim Jacobs | Last modified on: September 12th, 2024

UK post office

Removal is a complex process that includes planning, packing, moving items, then unpacking, getting to know your neighbourhood and your neighbours, etc. It is essential to have a house checklist to ensure all tasks are covered when moving. There is also an important task to complete once you decide to move: you need to let others know about your removal. Creating an organized change of address checklist will help prevent issues from surfacing later on. This is an important factor of every move because if you do not do it on time, you might have certain problems, like misplaced mail if the post office isn’t notified about your new address. Therefore, find time to complete this task and let others know that you are moving house.

Notify your utility providers of your change of address

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5 Ways to Cope with Moving House Anxiety

Author: Kim Jacobs | Last modified on: September 12th, 2024

We all know that moving to a new home is almost never easy. Quite the opposite, such a big change in your life comes with a lot of moving stress. Even if you are getting ready to move into your new house or to a better than the current area that will allow you to live close to your family and friends, you may still experience moving anxiety. This is completely normal, simpy because moving house is one of the most stressful events in life, as shown in many polls. Some of the most common symptoms of this type of stress-triggered condition include:

  • Shortness of breath
  • Headaches
  • Increased heart rate
  • Excessive sweating
  • Nausea
  • Trembling /shaking

If you think you are suffering from a moving anxiety, try not to overwork yourself when planning and carrying out your relocatio...

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