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Twickenham Removals

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    Moving Made Easy

    It’s your move – which is why our expert teams work with you to create a bespoke plan tailored to your exact requirements.

    All packages include…

    • Removal Coordinator
      Removal Coordinator
      A Removal Coordinator will be assigned to your move.
    • Mileage
      Mileage
      Your quote will include mileage to ensure there are no hidden costs.
    • Cover for Goods in Transit
      Cover for Goods in Transit
      We offer restricted liability as standard, further options are available.
    • Carbon Footprint Offsetting
      Carbon Footprint Offsetting
      We’re planting over 2,000 trees to offset our carbon emissions.
    •  Trained, Uniformed Staff
      Trained, Uniformed Staff
      All Armishaws’ crew members are background checked and carry photo ID.
    • Recycled Materials
      Recycled Materials
      Our crews use recycled and recyclable materials wherever possible.
    • Covers & Blankets
      Covers & Blankets
      White goods and furniture are protected with slot-on, padded covers.
    • Carpet Runners
      Carpet Runners
      Full floor protection is also available at both locations (fees may apply).
    • Used Box Recycling Service
      Used Box Recycling Service
      Flat, used boxes can be collected (location dependent, fees may apply).
    • Robe Cartons
      Robe Cartons
      Your clothes will travel in style with specialist boxes for hanging garments.
    • Storage Options
      Storage Options
      Short and long term storage, with collection and delivery also available (fees may apply).
    • Biodegradable Mattress Bags
      Biodegradable Mattress Bags
      These sealable bags are only used once, then recycled.

    What our customers say...

    Armishaws Removals

    Why so many people choose Armishaws…

    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.

    Don’t take our word for it, see for yourself why our customers rate us ‘Excellent’ on Trustpilot.

    Armishaws Woodland Project

    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.

    Twickenham Facts – Did you know…

    1. Trend Settlers
      The earliest indications of people moving to Twickenham were Neolithic lodges. Roman occupation and Saxon settlers followed.
    2. Twick Tax
      The first written record appeared in the 8th century when Twickenham was ceded to the Bishop of London “for the salvation of our souls”, although collecting taxes was probably his main motivation.
    3. Ill Repute
      In the 17th century locals wrote to the Mayor of London complaining ‘…that there is lately fixed near the Shore of Twickenham on the River Thames a Vessell made like a Barge and called the Folly wherein diverse loose and disorderly persons are frequently entertained.’
    4. Proper Stinker
      Joshua Ward set up Great Vitriol Works to produce ‘oil of vitriol’ also known as sulphuric acid. The production process created an egg-like stench that hung over the town.
    5. Boom Town
      However, that wasn’t the worst business in town. The world’s first industrial gunpowder production facility had an even greater impact. Several explosions flattened buildings, killing workers and bystanders. One explosion was so severe it could be felt in Reading, 34 miles away.
    6. A Bit Arty
      Twickenham has long attracted artistic types, famous names to have lived here include; Charles Dickens, JMW Turner, Alfred Tennyson, Noel Coward, Brian May, Pete Townsend, Jane Horrocks, and Ian Broudie.
    7. The King
      After the assassination of his father, King Carlos of Portugal, 18-yr-old Manoel became King Manoel II. When revolution broke out, the young king fled to Twickenham, his mother’s birthplace. He became a local celebrity, even judging flower shows.
    8. Funny Shaped Balls
      ‘Twick’ is best known for being the home of English rugby. The location was originally a cabbage farm and fans still affectionately call the world’s most celebrated rugby stadium, ‘the cabbage patch’.
    9. Scot Rod
      Rod Stewart used to busk at Twickenham Station before finding fame with The Small Faces.
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    About

    A crossing and ferry point for hundreds of years, Twickenham’s foundations are linked irrevocably linked with the Thames. Today the waterside is lined with funky café’s bars and eateries, the town is now famous for being the spiritual home of Rugby Union.

    But scratch below the surface and there’s a fascinating history of rock ‘n’ roll royalty, Portuguese kings and floating party palaces.

    Leisure

    The town has its own museum as well as being home to the National Rugby Museum and famous sports stadium. As you’d expect, the Thames also dominates much of local life, with rowing clubs and pleasure launches, plus the riverside lined with plenty of great places to eat, drink or just watch the world drift by.

    The area has several theatres, art galleries, live music venues and offers easy access to the West End. Golfers also get plenty of choice, the closest course can be found in Richmond Park.

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