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As the Birmingham sky line changes with its Inner city urban regeneration more and more companies are  moving back into the newly built or newly refurbished city office spaces. The businesses are being drawn back to beautiful working spaces, great transport links and ample amenities for staff. Britannia Bradshaw has seen a steady increase in the last few years in its office removal division along with growing demand for our additional services such as Move Management, Full IT decommission and recommission. Other growth ... Read more

Over the last few years, we have seen a steady increase in clients emigrating and asking the same question, "What do I do regarding transfer of my funds/proceeds from my home to the country I'm emigrating to?".  We also ask them the question, “if you have money to transfer overseas, are you interested in potentially saving the cost of your move via our exclusive relationship with IFX?” Our answer is simple, speak to one of our move managers or surveyors, and we ... Read more

Our business is built around personal service and our staff are at the heart of everything we do. It’s not unusual for our staff to have been with us for in excess of 10 or 20 years. We try our best to be fair and reasonable employers; provide good working environments and invest continuously in staff training and development. We are proud of being movers at the top of our game. We are continuously looking for new talented, enthusiastic, hard working and perhaps above ... Read more

The times are changing as Birmingham’s skyline grows and develops to reflect the 21st century worlds appetite for exciting city centre living. At the same time, the streets of Birmingham have become ever more busy, narrow and congested. Alongside this as we have become more environmentally aware, councils and central government are working hard to improve air quality through the creation of clean air zones which only allow the very newest vehicles to operate within them without financial penalty. A 40-foot pantechnicon is ... Read more