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Our Bracknell Removals Service Includes…
Armishaws offer complete, bespoke removals services tailored to your needs. Every relocation package includes;
- Trained, Uniformed Staff
All Armishaws’ crew members are background checked and carry photo ID. - Mileage
Your quote will include mileage to ensure there are no hidden costs. - Cover for Goods in Transit
We offer restricted liability as standard, further options are available. - Robe Cartons
Your clothes will travel in style with specialist boxes for hanging garments - Covers & Blankets
White goods and furniture are protected with slot-on, padded covers. - Carbon Footprint Offsetting
We’re planting over 2,000 trees to offset our carbon emissions. - Used Box Recycling Service
Our team will collect your flat boxes for recycling (or reuse where possible). - We Use Recycled Materials
Our crews use recycled and recyclable materials wherever possible. - Biodegradable Mattress Bags
These sealable bags are only used once, then recycled. - Carpet Runners
Full floor protection is also available at both locations (fees may apply).
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Why Move to Bracknell With Armishaws…
Eco-friendly Bracknell Removals
Extra Bracknell Removals Services
How We Can Help With Your Move…
Packing Service
Storage
Shredding
Packing Materials
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Bracknell Removals – Local Information
Schools
If your family is on the move you can find the latest Ofsted scores for Bracknell HERE.
Population
Bracknell’s population was 77,526 at the time of the 2011 You.Gov census.
Transport
Sitting exactly equidistant between the M4 and M3 and less than 30 minutes from the M25, Bracknell has outstanding transport links. The nearest airport, Heathrow, is roughly 20 minutes while by train you can be in the centre of London in under an hour.
News
You can catch up on all the latest news and get notice on forthcoming Bracknell events from the Bracknell News.
Staying Local?
Whether you’re staying local or making a move overseas, Armishaws’ Bracknell removals are on-hand to help you get a move on. We also cover;
- Warfield
- Binfield
- Bagshot
- Winkfield
- Gardeners Green
- Crowthorne
- Owlsmoor
- Ascot
- Windlesham
- Cranbourne
Ask our friendly team for a free, no hassle quote today.
7 Quirky Facts About Bracknell
- Ugly Duckling
In 2013 Bracknell was voted Britain’s 2nd ugliest town centre. Since then it has had a multi-million pound makeover and this formerly ugly duckling is now a power-dressing, style icon packed with big named brands and big high street names. - Brandy Highwayman!
The Old Manor pub was formerly a private home and dates back to the Tudor period. The house had a priest hole and there are also a number of tunnels which local legend says were once used by highwaymen and smugglers to evade the long arm of the law. One of the pub’s most famous regulars was Dick Turpin who liked the pub for two reasons, one; the tunnels were big enough for him to ride his horse Bess through if he needed to escape, and two; it was across the road from one of his other favourite pubs. - ‘arry Was ‘ere!
Harry Potter lived in Bracknell, well according to the films. The house in Picket Post Close still attract lots of visitors, all wanting to grab a selfie standing in front to the house where Harry was forced to live under the stairs in the franchise’s first film, Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone. - Not So New
Bracknell was one of the original ‘New Towns’, these were conurbations built to house London residents who had lost their homes to bombing in WWII. The town was designed to welcome 25,000 people back in 1949, today it is home to more than 70,000 residents. However, the town dates back hundreds of years. - The Devil’s Highway
Nope, forget Acacia Avenue and Honey Meadow Lane, if you want a street name with impact then The Devil’s Highway is it. What’s even stranger is that there are no guide books, or local accounts of how this street got its name. The road (originally a Roman Road that linked London with the South West) is simply called the Devil’s Highway and that friendly neighbours is that! - Catherine of Arra-Gone
After failing to give birth to a royal heir, Catherine of Aragon was effectively banished to what is now Bracknell, leaving King Henry VIII to turn his attention to Anne Boleyn. During this time the area was Windsor Forest and almost exclusively used for hunting by royal parties. - Queen Vic
Her majesty was actually amused by Bracknell, her coach passed through the town in 1845 on the way to Wellington College and all the locals turned out, decorating the streets and singing the national anthem. It was quite a hit with Her Majesty who even commented in her diary “Bracknell was beautifully decorated”.
Best Of Bracknell
Having finally freed the kettle from your Bracknell removals, you can get out and explore your new location, here’s our suggestions of the best Bracknell has to offer;
Sanctuary Barn Café
So much more thank just a café, the Barn supports like crafts and artists so there’s always something new to discover. And enjoy delicious food in delightful surroundings.
Ferny Grove Farm Shop
Based on a 600-acre farm, food just doesn’t get fresher than this! You’ll find meat, fresh produce, breads, cheeses, sundries and all kinds of tasty treats. A real gem!
Bond Brews
Having worked hard at your Bracknell removals, you can reward yourself with this excellent local brewery. They brew small batch, limited edition, liquid gold!
Beyond the Download
Music fans and vinyl junkies will love this superb, independent record shop. With new releases, vintage discs, rare editions, it’s a 33rpm nirvana.
Oak Tree Garden Centre
The largest nursery and garden centre in the area, you’ll find helpful staff and everything from plants and seeds to BBQs, lighting and garden furniture.
About Bracknell
One of the New Towns that was mostly constructed after WWII, Bracknell is now a thriving modern town with an excellent infrastructure. You won’t find a huge variety of independent shops but all the big high street names are present and there is a funky shopping centre, The Lexicon, if you enjoy the occasional afternoon of retail therapy.
There are a number of notable employers in the area from aero-nautical and tech companies to motor racing and telecommunications. The military are also strong employers locally and Sandhurst Academy is a few miles away.
There is plenty to do and a number of groups and societies covering a range of activities from arts and crafts to dance and theatre.
Leisure
Bracknell has a leisure centre with a gym, fitness studio and classes, swimming pool, sports hall and more. The town also has several green spaces with paths for walking and cycling, areas dedicated to sports, outdoor gyms plus you’ll find a number of fitness instructors in the town running outdoor bootcamps and health classes.
If you’re feeling arty you can head to South Hill Park country house with extensive grounds and an arts centre with small theatre. Fans of the silver screen have not one but two cinemas to choose from and there are plenty of places close to both for a pre-show snack of post-show dinner.
Transport
Just 30 minutes from the M25 and sitting close to both the M4 and M3 the town offers excellent transport links to London, the South East and down to the South West. By train you can be in the centre of London in under an hour and Heathrow is roughly 20 minutes by car.
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