We’ll create a bespoke package tailored to you, to give you a worry-free relocation.
Established in 1973, Armishaws is a family-run company, creating tailor-made removal packages for every relocation. Members of the British Association of Removers, we work to the highest standards and offer greater levels of financial security.
Our crews will work with you on the day to make the moving process as easy as possible, whilst providing outstanding customer service.
It’s why our customers rate us so highly on Trustpilot. With Armishaws you can book with confidence, knowing your move is in good hands.
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) – 233,410
Council – Swindon Borough Council
Schools – Ofsted Reports
This modern town is built on genius! A bold claim you say? Well, the facts are there, not only was it the home of Spitfire, cutting edge engineering that helped win the Battle of Britain but today Swindon still leads the way and attracts a number of leading companies – Intel, Tyco… in fact, 18 of the UK’s Top 50 companies are based here.
The earliest part of the town (Old Town) dates back to the Iron Age and though widely considered a ‘new town’, it actually featured in the Domesday Book of 1086.
As you would expect from such a forward-thinking town, it has much to see and do. There are a number of museums, including the Steam Museum and Swindon Museum and Gallery. There’s a theatre, arts centre, cinema and bowling alley. The town has a large shopping area featuring all the big high street names and some great independent shops.
There are a number of parks and sports centres and just five minutes outside the town borders you’re into the beautiful Wiltshire countryside.
Foodies are also well catered for, great restaurants, local breweries, cafes, cake shops and some amazing local producers offering the best produce from the surrounding countryside, this is Wiltshire after all.