Removals in St Neots
Whether you are moving in St Neots, or elsewhere in Cambridgeshire, we can provide a reliable and professional local removals & storage service.
Removals in St Neots
Whatever your requirements are, we can tailor your move to your needs. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff will offer help and guidance throughout the move.
With our offices in St Neots, we are ideally located to provide removal services for Cambridgeshire, as well as Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire covering locations from Huntington, to Aylesbury and Milton Keynes to Luton, and the surrounding areas.
Removals In The UK
As members of Britannia Movers International, we can arrange removals to any part of the UK, thanks to Britannia’s extensive national network of branches.
Removal Services From Britannia Harrison & Rowley St. Neots
- We will arrange a pre-move survey to ensure that we are aware of all your requirements, budget, schedule and access needs.
- We also offer an online quotation system that is designed to offer a quick estimate of the cost of the service required.
- Our modern fleet of removal vehicles, ranging from small vans to five container vehicles for large removals ensures we can accept different assignments, big and small.
- We also provide a full packing service which can help safeguard your belongings during the move.
- If you prefer to pack yourself, you can choose from our range of packing materials, including different sized cartons, sofa covers, chair cover, piano cover, tape, export wrapping and mattress bags.
- If you need to store your items somewhere locally prior to moving in to your new home, we can offer storage in our warehouse in St. Neots or arrange storage nationally.
- For your peace of mind, we offer full removals and storage cover.
If you are planning a local or national, or international move, contact us by phone or email for a free, no-obligation removals quote, and to find out more about our removals and storage services.
Moving to St Neots
St Neots is Cambridgeshire’s largest town and is situated on the banks of the Great Ouse River. The market town dates back over 1000 years and the medieval priory of St Neots is a landmark of this heritage. Although a historical place, St Neots has become modernised over the years and now the market town boasts great transport links, new housing developments and a fantastic range of shops, restaurants and amenities.
Generally there are a large variety of properties ranging from new builds to period homes in St Neots, but be prepared to pay a premium for Victoria and Edwardian homes in good condition.
The lettings market is also extremely buoyant in the town and those looking to rent will benefit from cheaper prices than similar towns further down the train line. There is a demand for rental properties of all shapes and sizes so there will undoubtedly be something to suit every individual taste and budget.
Schools in St Neots
Of the many primary schools in St Neots, there are some that stand out from the crowd. Little Paxton Primary, Offord Primary, Great Paxton CofE and Great Staughton Primary School are all popular choices amongst parents.
Longsands Academy is a co-educational secondary school and sixth form in St Neots. The school has academy status and is ‘good’ in the eyes of Ofsted. The other local secondary school is Ernulf Academy. This is a co-educational school but does not have a sixth form. During its latest Ofsted inspection Ernulf was told it ‘requires improvement’.
Transport Links St Neots
The A1 bypasses St Neots which means the town is linked with Peterborough and London. The nearby A428 connects to the A14 which gives easy access to Cambridge and East Anglia. To the south of St Neots is the A1 and Black Cat roundabout which gives an option for the A421 to Bedford and Milton Keynes.
In terms of public transport Stagecoach and Go Whippet provide regular local bus services. There is also a cross country service called the 5 which shuttles between Oxford and Cambridge via St Neots.
St Neots railway station is located on the East Coast Main Line and has half-hourly trains to London King’s Cross (55 mins to 1 hour 8 mins) and north to Peterborough (25 mins).
