Removals In Biggleswade
For local removals in Biggleswade, Bedford Removals can help. Our fast, efficient and reliable house removal service will ensure that your moving day is as stress free as possible.
We pride ourselves on our exceptional customer service whilst offering value for money. We can provide house removal boxes and also offer a packing service throughout Biggleswade if required.
Our staff are trained, uniformed professionals who will make your moving day pass with ease. As well as being competent furniture movers our staff are courteous, helpful and polite. We operate a fleet of specialist removal vehicles complete with transit blankets and furniture covers.
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We Cover All Areas Around Biggleswade
Removal Company In Biggleswade
Our local removal company covers all areas around Biggleswade. However, we can move you to anywhere within the mainland UK.
Established in 2010, we believe that you can not find a better or more dedicated house removal company than Bedford Removals.
Why Not Put Us To The Test?
Get in touch anytime, either by calling us, Whatsapp, or via our contact us page. We can give you a quotation for any work you require. We offer a fully insured service, so your mind can rest at ease knowing that you are in safe hands as we take the strain.
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We Can Move Your House From Anywhere In Biggleswade
New Town
Stratton
Broom
Potton
Upper Caldecote
Lower Coldecote
Biggleswade Town
Baden Powell Way
Shuttleworth
Langford
Langford Road
Holme
Removals In Biggleswade
For local house removals in Biggleswade, Bedford Removals can help. Our fast, efficient and reliable house removal service will ensure that your moving day is as stress free as possible.
We pride ourselves on our exceptional customer service whilst offering value for money. We can provide house removal boxes and also offer a packing service throughout Biggleswade if required.
Our staff are trained, uniformed professionals who will make your moving day pass with ease. As well as being competent furniture movers our staff are courteous, helpful and polite. We operate a fleet of specialist removal vehicles complete with transit blankets and furniture covers.
Removal Company Biggleswade
Our local removal company covers all areas around Biggleswade. However, we can move you to anywhere within the mainland UK.
Established in 2010, we believe that you can not find a better or more dedicated house removal company than Bedford Removals.
Why Not Put Us To The Test?
Get in touch anytime, either by calling us, Whatsapp, or via our contact us page. We can give you a quotation for any work you require. We offer a fully insured service, so your mind can rest at ease knowing that you are in safe hands as we take the strain.
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House Moves Completed Anywhere In Biggleswade
New Town
Stratton
Potton
Broom
Upper Caldecote
Lower Coldecote
Biggleswade Town
Baden Powell Way
Shuttleworth
Langford
Langford Road
Holme
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Information About Biggleswade
Our house removal services cover Biggleswade and the surrounding villages. Call us today and we will be happy to provide you with a quote to help you move home.
The parish of Biggleswade (both North & South wards) are covered by our house removal services.
Biggleswade is a market town in Bedfordshire on the A1 south of Sandy and north of Baldock. Biggleswade is nearby the town of Potton and the villages and hamlets of Upper Caldecote, Lower Caldecote, Broom, Langford, Dunton and Sutton.
Biggleswade divides into three electoral wards: Ivel for the north, Holme for the south-west, and Stratton for the south-east.
Read more via this Wikipedia Link
About Biggleswade
Our house removal services cover Biggleswade and the surrounding villages. Call us today and we will be happy to provide you with a quote to help you move home.
The parish of Biggleswade (both North & South wards) are covered by our house removal services.
Biggleswade is a market town in Bedfordshire on the A1 south of Sandy and north of Baldock. Biggleswade is nearby the town of Potton and the villages and hamlets of Upper Caldecote, Lower Caldecote, Broom, Langford, Dunton and Sutton.
Biggleswade divides into three electoral wards: Ivel for the north, Holme for the south-west, and Stratton for the south-east.
Read more via this Wikipedia Link
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Biggleswade is a market town and civil parish located on the River Ivel in Bedfordshire, England. It has grown in population by nearly 10% over the past decade, primarily due to good transport links, being situated along the A1 road between London and the North, as well as having a railway station on the main rail link North from London (the East Coast Main Line). New housing developments mean that expansion is predicted to continue into the foreseeable future.
Public Services In Biggleswade
The water supplied by Anglian Water for the Biggleswade Public Water Supply Zone (MW36) is chloraminated and classed as hard. The supply comes from surface river and reservoirs and from groundwater boreholes. There is a waste water treatment works at Furzenhall.
The Eastern Power Area of UK Power Networks is the distribution network for electricity. Cadent Gas owns and operates the area’s gas distribution network.
Fire Station, Chestnut Avenue
The two nearest general hospitals are Bedford (Bedford Hospital NHS Trust) and Lister Hospital, Stevenage (East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust). Mental and community health-care services are provided by East London NHS Foundation Trust based at Biggleswade Hospital, which was originally built in 1878 as an isolation facility but converted to a long-stay hospital in 1948. The Saffron Health Partnership in Saffron Road and the Ivel Medical Centre in Chestnut Avenue provide general practitioner services.
Police Station
Ambulance services are provided by the East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust, which has an ambulance station in Chestnut Avenue. Alongside is a Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service station staffed by retained firefighters. In nearby Lawrence Road is a unit of the St John Ambulance.
Library
Bedfordshire Police has a station in Station Road open to the public by appointment only. The building dates from 1939 and replaced the old police station.
Biggleswade has a purpose-built public library in Chestnut Avenue that opened in 1968 and replaced the one housed in the old police station.
There is a main post office in Bonds Lane and a sub-post office in Stratton Way. Royal Mail has a delivery office in Station Road.
Getting Around Biggleswade
Bus
A half-hourly, circular town bus service (route nos. 85 and 85A) is provided by Centrebus (South). The same operator runs an hourly through route south to Langford, Henlow and Hitchin (journey time 35 minutes) and north to Sandy via Dunton, Wrestlingworth and Potton (service 188) or Sutton, Potton, Gamlingay, and Everton (service 190). Stagecoach East runs service no. 73 to Sandy and Bedford. Frequency is normally half hourly but the interval may be 40 minutes or an hour in the early morning or evening. The journey time to Bedford bus station is one hour. Route 74 to Bedford operated by Grant Palmer runs hourly from 7.30 am to 6 pm and route 200 runs every two hours to Shefford and Flitwick.
These services run Monday to Saturday. There are no bus services on Sundays and public holidays. A limited community, non-profit service is provided by Whitbread Wanderbus. Its W3 and W3S (weekly, Monday) services run into the town from Campton and Clifton Park respectively. Ivel Sprinter run weekly services to Bedford and Cambridge.
Train
Thameslink operates a half-hourly Monday to Friday service through to Horsham via London, St Pancras, London Bridge and Gatwick Airport. Journey times are 30 minutes on the quickest trains to London and 2 hours 45 minutes to Horsham. Great Northern run additional trains to and from Kings Cross for morning and evening commuters.
At weekends all services terminate at Kings Cross. The service on Sunday is hourly. Northbound trains have a similar frequency of service. They terminate at Peterborough and have a journey time of 40 minutes.
Biggleswade Removals
Biggleswade is a market town and civil parish located on the River Ivel in Bedfordshire, England. It has grown in population by nearly 10% over the past decade, primarily due to good transport links, being situated along the A1 road between London and the North, as well as having a railway station on the main rail link North from London (the East Coast Main Line). New housing developments mean that expansion is predicted to continue into the foreseeable future.
Public Services
The water supplied by Anglian Water for the Biggleswade Public Water Supply Zone (MW36) is chloraminated and classed as hard. The supply comes from surface river and reservoirs and from groundwater boreholes. There is a waste water treatment works at Furzenhall.
The Eastern Power Area of UK Power Networks is the distribution network for electricity. Cadent Gas owns and operates the area’s gas distribution network.
Fire Station, Chestnut Avenue
The two nearest general hospitals are Bedford (Bedford Hospital NHS Trust) and Lister Hospital, Stevenage (East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust). Mental and community health-care services are provided by East London NHS Foundation Trust based at Biggleswade Hospital, which was originally built in 1878 as an isolation facility but converted to a long-stay hospital in 1948. The Saffron Health Partnership in Saffron Road and the Ivel Medical Centre in Chestnut Avenue provide general practitioner services.
Police Station
Ambulance services are provided by the East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust, which has an ambulance station in Chestnut Avenue. Alongside is a Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service station staffed by retained firefighters. In nearby Lawrence Road is a unit of the St John Ambulance.
Library
Bedfordshire Police has a station in Station Road open to the public by appointment only. The building dates from 1939 and replaced the old police station.
Biggleswade has a purpose-built public library in Chestnut Avenue that opened in 1968 and replaced the one housed in the old police station.
There is a main post office in Bonds Lane and a sub-post office in Stratton Way. Royal Mail has a delivery office in Station Road.
Transport
Bus
A half-hourly, circular town bus service (route nos. 85 and 85A) is provided by Centrebus (South). The same operator runs an hourly through route south to Langford, Henlow and Hitchin (journey time 35 minutes) and north to Sandy via Dunton, Wrestlingworth and Potton (service 188) or Sutton, Potton, Gamlingay, and Everton (service 190). Stagecoach East runs service no. 73 to Sandy and Bedford. Frequency is normally half hourly but the interval may be 40 minutes or an hour in the early morning or evening. The journey time to Bedford bus station is one hour. Route 74 to Bedford operated by Grant Palmer runs hourly from 7.30 am to 6 pm and route 200 runs every two hours to Shefford and Flitwick.
These services run Monday to Saturday. There are no bus services on Sundays and public holidays. A limited community, non-profit service is provided by Whitbread Wanderbus. Its W3 and W3S (weekly, Monday) services run into the town from Campton and Clifton Park respectively. Ivel Sprinter run weekly services to Bedford and Cambridge.
Train
Thameslink operates a half-hourly Monday to Friday service through to Horsham via London, St Pancras, London Bridge and Gatwick Airport. Journey times are 30 minutes on the quickest trains to London and 2 hours 45 minutes to Horsham. Great Northern run additional trains to and from Kings Cross for morning and evening commuters.
At weekends all services terminate at Kings Cross. The service on Sunday is hourly. Northbound trains have a similar frequency of service. They terminate at Peterborough and have a journey time of 40 minutes.