Armishaws are the South West’s leading removals company. We create a tailor-made package for you.
All packages include;
Over 50 years of removals experience across the UK & Europe.
As a member of the British Association of Removers, we provide greater financial security.
We’re planting 20,000+ trees as part of our Eco Pledge to combat climate change.
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Every move we complete helps support the Armishaws Woodland Project, which will see 20,000+ trees take root at a site close to our UK head office.
Complete packing services from single items to entire contents.
Short and long term secured storage, we’ll deliver your items.
Environmentally friendly packing materials, brought to your door.
Population (2021 UK census) – 12,287
Council – Bridport Town Council
Schools – Ofsted Reports
Bridport has a rich history and indeed been rather regal over the years. Charles II stayed here (hiding from Cromwell’s troops) and King Alfred fortified it making it one of his major burghs to defend against the Vikings. King John gave the town its charter and Brideport also features in the Doomsday Book.
Today it’s a funky, forward thinking market town with plenty of independent, ethically minded, eco-friendly stores. There are a number of local events throughout the year encompassing arts, literature, food and drink.
Surrounded by picturesque countryside, great pubs and restaurants and with a high number of listed buildings, it’s a wonderful location for anyone moving to Bridport.
Small but mighty, for its size Bridport offers so much to see and do. There is an art centre, theatre, library, cinema and an excellent museum. Foodies are spoilt for choice with an abundance of independent producers and stores, farm shops, a food festival, beer festival, wine store, and even a local brewery.
If you’re looking to burn off the calories, there are a number of local clubs and societies to socialise, get fit or learn a new skill. And with no end of country walks, coastal paths and cycle routes, newcomers can get out and about to enjoy the Dorset air.