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No two moves are the same, so we create a tailor-made removals packages to make your move as smooth as possible. As standard our removals service includes;
A privately owned, family run company established in 1973, we specialise in location to location removals for all houses great and small. BAR accredited our list of clients includes Kensington Palace and our highly trained, friendly team know that every home is special.
We’re not just committed to the highest levels of customer service, we’ve also pledged to make a difference and will be planting 2,000 trees over four years to help offset our carbon emissions, awe also recycle waste and use recycled materials wherever possible.
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A relatively compact city, Bath’s population is over 94,000 people (according to the most recent You.Gov 2011 census).
The city has direct train routes to London Waterloo, Bristol Temple Meads and Cardiff Central.
The local newspapers are the Bath Chronicle, Bath Echo and SomersetLive.
If you’re not living in the city, Armishaws also off Bath Removals to and from the surrounding area including;
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If you are moving to Bath, here’s some of our top tips for your new life in the city.
If you’re open to the occasional tipple then this shop is a must. The friendly staff know everything there is to know about all the finest local beers, spirits and ciders.
In a city that is renowned for it’s fine taste, the Fine Cheese Co is perfectly at home. A true gem and a delicious visit for gifts or just to treat yourself to something special.
If you’re looking for a treat for your feet and the finest quality British handmade shoes then this excellent shop is a jewel in Bath’s rather stylish crown.
With an incredible array of handmade, locally crafted jewellery, the Bath Silver Shop is a highlight of any Bath shopping trip.
Ok, hands up, we’ve never actually managed a trip to Bath without stopping by the Green Park Café. Indulgent cakes, award winning food and welcoming staff.
One of the jewels of the South West, Bath is a shopper’s paradise with a large number of independent shops, high street names and designer stores. Christmas sees the arrival of one of the UK’s most loved Christmas Markets that attracts thousands of visitors. Throughout the year the city is popular with tourists and has a surprising array of museums to explore.
The busy events calendar includes weekly markets, music/art/literary festivals and even a chilli festival. Bath Rugby Club are one of the biggest clubs in the UK and attracts international players from both hemispheres.
But it is the taste of Bath that is a real toast! Beers, sweets, pies, cheeses and more are all produced locally and can be found in the town. Not to mention the excellent cafes, restaurants, theatre and a comedy club.
Bath has lots on offer all year round and attracts visitors from far and wide. There are a number of museums including; The American Museum, Victoria Art Gallery, Holburne House, Fashion Museum, Herschel Museum of Astronomy, Jane Austen Cetnre and many more.
Fine food is at the heart of local life with artisan food shops and specialist local producers offering everything from cheese to chilli, cider to soup and of course plenty of cake (local ‘Bath Cakes’ are a particular treat).
Fashion is another big part of the city with a Fashion Museum, vintage shops, designer names, arcades full of independent stores and all the big high street names filling the compact and mostly pedestrianised city centre.
Bath also hosts great entertainment and art and the Bath Royal Theatre, annual arts festival and a thriving comedy club, Komedia, that also welcomes music artists and a rich variety of live performers.
As well as it’s famous Christmas Market, Bath hosts regular vintage, antique, farmers and food markets at Green Park Station. While the station is no longer home to trains it does house a fantastic array of hand-made crafts, artisan foods and a few interesting tipples. If you’re a fan of yetsteryear then the bustling antique and vintage markets are always worth a visit. Stalls are open throughout the week, foodies will find fine fair on Saturday mornings while the Vintage and Antique and the Flea Market take place on the first and last Sundays of the month.
Bath itself has a large number of both secondary and primary schools, as well as a large number of private schools in the city and surrounding area. Bath has two Universities- Bath Spa and University of Bath, in addition to Bath College offering higher education courses also. Bath’s universities have particularly excellent sporting pedigree and have produced a number of Winter Olympians and gold medallists.
As well as its Olympic credentials, Bath is home to one of the UK’s top rugby clubs and the city has a real affiliation and love for its rugby club housed at The Recreation Ground (‘The Rec’) in the city centre.
Bath removals are well serviced with great road links. The A4 runs through the city giving access to and from surrounding towns and cities, such as Bristol and Chippenham. While the M4 running to London and Cardiff is just a 10-minute drive from the city centre.
Bath Spa Station offers direct routes to Bristol, Cardiff Central and Reading and London Waterloo.
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