North End Road Market
Everyone loves a street market as there is so much on offer so one of the things to do in Fulham is to visit North End Road market, a six-days-a-week traditional street market that has been going strong since the 1880s, the market has an assortment of stalls selling a wide range of things with the stalls mainly being fruit and veg and a fishmongers. There are also seasonal events held with live music and street performers keeping people entertained and a few traffic-free events every year with Christmas being one. If you are into street markets then you will love North End Road market so be sure to visit it if you are in the area.
Fulham Palace
There is a whole host of things to do in Fulham, and a place you may wish to visit. if you are in the area is Fulham Palace. It is a Grade I listed building, formerly the home of the Bishop of London and is now run by the Fulham Palace Trust. The architectural style is primarily medieval and Tudor as it is thought to have been used as the Bishop of London’s residence since 700AD and then as a summer home since the 11th century until it was leased to Hammersmith council for 100 years.
The palace is steeped in history. During the restoration, evidence of Neolithic and Roman remains of large buildings were found and you can see the modifications made by the successive inhabitants, the west courtyard is Tudor and the east courtyard is Georgian with the great hall being late-medieval. The botanical garden of Fulham Palace is Grade II listed with many new plants being introduced during the late 17th century adding to the beauty of the garden. There is a great deal on in the palace with a varied selection of things to do and it can be hired out for weddings, parties and corporate events so this is the ideal place for historical things to do in Fulham.
Hammersmith Apollo
If you want to be entertained then one of the things to do in Fulham is to visit the Hammersmith Apollo, an entertainment venue and Grade II listed building that has a seating capacity of around 3,600 and just over 5,000 in open seating. Opened in 1932 as the Gaumont Palace in an Art Deco style and has been renamed quite a few times in relation to sponsorship deals but is commonly referred to as the ‘Hammersmith Odeon’ or the ‘Apollo’. It has had countless famous music acts perform over the years with the Beatles having performed 38 shows over 21 nights in 1964/5 and several concerts performed by Queen in 1979.
Many bands have had live CDs, videos or DVDs of concerts recorded there that include Black Sabbath, Dire Straits and David Bowie. It is not only music acts that perform there, ‘Live at the Apollo’ a stand-up comedy show has been held there since 2004 which is aired on the BBC, with a guest host for each episode and usually 2 other comedians performing.
Clip ‘n Climb
Clip ‘n Climb is a themed climbing place that has 21 challenges for climbers to attempt, no previous climbing experience needed and there will be an induction that will cover everything so you need not worry about that. There is also an area for non-climbers to watch so you can have your friends or family cheer you on as you attempt scale the various walls. The facilities include secure lockers giving you peace of mind that your things are safe whilst you clamber up the walls and there is also a café where you can get some well-earned refreshments after a tiring hour of facing fun challenges. Clip ‘n Climb can also be hired out for birthdays, corporate events and other events. If you are into fitness or just fancy having some fun with your friends or family then visit Clip ‘n Climb.
The Troubadour
The Troubadour is a coffee house, one of the last of its kind located on Old Brompton Road is less than a 5 minute walk from Earl’s Court Tube station. It opened in 1954 and has played host to a number of major artists who were in various stages of their career such as Bob Dylan, Jimmy Page and Jimi Hendrix. You can catch some live music here still as a variety of bands perform here. If you fancy having a coffee or grabbing a bite and maybe want to experience what it was like in London 40 years ago then the Troubadour is one of the last places you can do that.
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Saatchi Gallery
There are many things to do in Chelsea and one of the musts for any art lovers is to visit the Saatchi Gallery. Opened in 1985 by Charles Saatchi to exhibit his art collection with the gallery shows having distinguishable phases. It started off with US artists and minimalism then moved on to Britart led by Damien Hirst. This was followed by shows of purely paintings then a return to contemporary art. The gallery exhibits pieces of contemporary art created by young artists and international artists whose work has rarely or never been displayed in the UK.
The gallery has visitor numbers that exceed 1.5 million per annum making it a popular spot and hosts educational trips for schools, there is also a bookshop and a café in the gallery. It has had an influence on art in Britain since its inception and has had its fair share of controversy in the media which it has used to promote the gallery, if you are after some thought provoking art that was created by the next big artist then go take a stroll around this spectacular 70,000 sq. feet exhibition space in Duke of York square.
Cadagon Hall
If you are a fan of music then one of things to do in Chelsea is to go to Cadagon Hall, as this 950 seat venue hosts over 300 concerts and events a year and is situated only 2 minutes away from Sloane Square tube station. The building is Grade II listed which was completed in 1907 which was originally a New Christian Science church. The superb acoustics means the hall is usually the top choice for orchestras and is home to the Royal Philharmonic as well as it being a popular destination for international touring orchestras. The world renowned BBC Proms chamber music series is hosted in the hall along with a selection of contemporary, jazz and world music with debates and conferences held in the hall too.
Chelsea Potter
The Chelsea Potter is located on the once trendiest street in the world, the Kings Road, it is a traditional English pub that was once a regular haunt for stars such as Jimi Hendrix and the Rolling Stones. There is a wide range of ales on offer and traditional pub grub that will surely prove popular with those who like traditional pubs and after traipsing around the Saatchi gallery, having your mind thoroughly stimulated by an office chair on top a fridge, you will likely need a pint to relax after all that cultural stimulation.
Blue Plaque Hunting
One of the things to do in Chelsea for all the history buffs is to go “blue plaque hunting”, as Chelsea has been home to many famous individuals such as Dame Agatha Christie, Sir Alexander Fleming and Isambard Kingdom Brunel. 153 Cromwell Road, the family home and second studio of Alfred Hitchcock may interest film lovers to see where the “Master of Suspense” once lived and worked. A great number of literary figures have lived in Chelsea that include George Eliot, Samuel L Clements, ‘Mark Twain’ and Bram Stoker, so for any fans of literature this is a walkabout that will allow them to delve back into the past and see where some of their favourite authors once lived and worked.
Shopping on the King’s Road
The once most famous street in the world still has something to offer and it being Chelsea it of course has a range of shops that offers a wide selection of merchandise that will satisfy shoppers. As it's Chelsea the shops will be a bit pricey but there are some outlet stores that may appeal to some, so a browse around the shops on King’s Road is a nice way to spend an afternoon.
The King’s Walk Mall is a shopping centre that has an array of cafés and restaurants that you can grab a bite or coffee in after having a mooch around the stores. This is the best option for shoppers who want to be able to look at the various stores whilst never being too far away from a latte after the exhaustive browsing, this is one of the many interesting things to do in Chelsea.
The Royal Court Theatre
Known as the “Writers’ theatre” the Royal Court Theatre was opened in 1870 and acquired by the English Stage Company in 1956. The theatre was Grade II listed in 1972 and has a capacity of 350 seats in the theatre downstairs and 85 in the upper theatre. The theatre puts on a variety of plays with the Rocky Horror Show being premiered there in 1973 and numerous recognised actors having graced its stages such as Laurence Olivier, Matt Smith and Felicity Jones. It has also been the platform for the start of successful careers for many well-known writers, so if you are a theatre lover or want to see if there is something to your liking then pay a visit to the Royal Court and see what’s on.
Chelsea Physic Garden
Chelsea Physic Garden is the oldest botanic garden in London with around 5,000 different medicinal, herbal and edible plants. It was established as the Apothecaries’ Garden in 1673 by the Worship Society of Apothecaries to grow plants to be used in medicine. It is Grade I listed on the Register of Historic Parks and Gardens of Special Historic Interest in England and sits on four acres. If you want a place to unwind after a long day of experiencing Chelsea or want to get away from the hustle and bustle of Chelsea then this tranquil garden is the place for you.
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A lot is said for festival outfits and whether you go for cute (but easily leak-able) wellies or the reliable Hunters - but what do you actually need to pack for festival season?
Forget glitter kits and toe rings, we're talking the best tent to stop you sleeping in a puddle of mud two days deep into the festival and the neatest gadgets for making sure you get your beauty sleep.
We’ve put together your go-to shopping list of everything you need to save the day when you’re face-down, hungover in the middle of a field at 3am on a Sunday morning!
A bin bag
The pillar of all good festival survival kits. The trusty bin bag can act as a poncho for the rain, a pillow to rest your sleepy (and drunken) head, and a place to sit while you wait for your favourite act of the day to finally emerge from their dressing room.
Baby wipes
Need a shower? Run out of loo roll? Fancy cleaning last night’s mud off your favourite boots? Want to get rid of the glitter that’s been stuck to your eyelid since 9am on Friday? Baby wipes are the festival-goer's answer to any sticky situation.
Earplugs
If you’re looking to actually get some kip during the long summer festival nights, earplugs are an absolute must-have. Block out all the late night noise and avoid those ridiculous neighbours that wake the whole campsite at 8am blasting music from their portable speaker.
Vitamins
5HTP is a natural serotonin booster which is known to help with sleep and hangovers. Berocca is also a staple with serial festival-goers. Head to Holland & Barrett or Boots, and prep your body for the inevitable rollercoaster ride that is the festival all-weekender.
Portable phone charger
We all know that stomach-churning feeling that consumes your entire being when your phone dies, and imagine losing touch with the outside world 500-people deep into a festival crowd. No thanks. Make sure to invest in a decent phone charger that you can keep on you at all times.
Sandwich bags
Small, sealable plastic bags can keep your electronics dry, act as a safe haven for your favourite jewellery, and stop you from losing or dropping your precious morning-after-breakfast cash stash. They’ll possibly…literally, save your life.
Water bottle
Staying hydrated during hours of wild dancing, drinking and sweating is imperative. It’s no fun missing the headline act because you’ve passed out from dehydration… embarrassing too. Avoid all mishaps by bringing bottled water with you, and carrying a refillable water bottle to keep on you at all times.
Snacks
Unfortunately, festival food is neither the most nutritious nor cheap. Plan ahead by stuffing plenty of granola bars, nuts, crisps and some dried fruit in your rucksack. They’ll be perfect for a late-night nibble and your saviour when morning comes around.
Tent fortification
Investing in a decent tent is critical, particularly if you’re hopping around from festival to festival this summer. However, it’s also good to be prepared with some extra support. Spare guide ropes, pegs, and even a small bit of tarp can stop your safe haven from turning into a muddy sink-hole.
Dungarees
Imagine: endless amounts of pockets for drunkenly stashing your phone and cash, ample space underneath for light layers or a rain coat, the flexibility of rolling up the legs to catch sun or tucking them into your wellies to stay warm, the dirtier they get the cooler you look, and SUPER comfortable. Need I say more?
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Tooting Lido
There are plenty of things to do in Balham and one of the things to do is to visit the Tooting Lido, the largest outdoor fresh water pool in the country which is over 90m long. Since its opening in 1906 as a bathing pool it has been used by many Londoners looking for some respite from the rare heat that can sometimes occur during the summer. The facilities it boasts include their famous pantone-coloured changing room, and have a children’s paddling pool as well as a café.
If you love swimming or are a complete novice looking for somewhere to cool off during those tropical summer days in London then Tooting Lido is the place for you. There are no seats or loungers so make sure you bring your own towels and cushions and due to it being a pool in London of course there will be will large queues so if you are planning to attend make sure you get there as early as you can, but it is more than worth it to take a refreshing dip in the ice cold water, and allow yourself to forget you are in the big smoke and relax drifting listlessly on a lilo.
The Exhibit
Another one of the things to do in Balham is to take a visit to the Exhibit, an entertainment hub that offers a state-of-the-art screen, 12 sofas for 2 to cosy in during the film, an American-style diner and a small garden. They screen retro classics that will definitely appeal to all the movie lovers out there. The Exhibit also screens live sporting events over the weekend on their top floor so you can be sure that the atmosphere will be electric during a big game. They have an ever changing programme so there is always something on that might tickle your fancy but you can’t go wrong with dinner and a movie.
Bedford Pub
The Bedford Pub has been open to the people of Balham and visitors since 1931, offering live comedy, cabaret and music. Famed for its live music scene, the Bedford has played host to seminal gigs for big music acts such as Ed Sheeran, The Clash and U2. There are 3 floors that offer something for everyone as the Bedford hosts classes for yoga, dance classes and comedy shows. For a pint after work or a night out watching the next big band perform the Bedford certainly has something for everyone.
Balham High Street
One of the other things to do in Balham is to take a trip to the high street as there is a wide range on offer on Balham High Street ranging from Balham community centre to bakeries and delicatessens. You can go shopping in the charity shops that will have unique items or into other clothing shops that might be of more interest to you. If you need to get your fix of caffeine then there are some lovely, little coffee shops that will suit you and after getting recharged you can get back to browsing the high street. If you fancy a bite then there are some restaurants that might suit your tastes from French to Italian food so there will be something that may interest you into trying something new.
Wandsworth Common
After having a refreshing dip in Tooting Lido you might want to take a stroll in Wandsworth Common, watch the sun set or have a picnic depending on what time you arrive. There are some pond areas with their usual customers i.e. ducks, geese and swans, so you could spend some time feeding the ducks. It is a great area also for sports activities such as cycling or jogging so there is lots to do.
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Who would be a student today hey? Latest figures show that the average student debt – under the £9,000 fees regime – amounts to £46,884. (BBC News - January 2020).
That’s one hefty price tag! Along with the studying, you also find yourself working part-time hours at your local pub just to help you make ends meet - many a pint has been pulled throughout history to fuel this student-economic existence.
How many course books have been paid for this way? Or, as some may imply, how many pints has this bought in said pub? These are obviously other people’s presumptions, and not our own - obviously. Then there is the gruelling regime of the studying itself, and the invigorating supplements taken to aid you through this testing period.
Three days to complete and submit a 10,000 word dissertation? Sure, no problem. Pass me the 12 cans of Red Bull, one and a half packs of Pro Plus and 20 cups of coffee and I’ll be on my way. And on top of all of this, when students make their merry way to university it is often the first time they have spent any time away from the family home - mother’s cooking has never been missed so much. And, records are set for the longest you can survive without washing your pants. Substandard food and crusty pants would be enough to test the best of us.
So, when that iconic bell rings out for the end of term, it is little surprise that the main focus for students is on having fun and leaving the last term behind them. However, this is where the practicality of life kicks in and the taxi rank of Mum and Dad resumes service once more. Term time may be over – fantastic – but now what to do with your stuff? If you’re lucky, Mum and Dad may be able to do the honours and collect your belongings – along with yourself, we hope.
For most, this is a luxury. And, for overseas students, an impossibility. What is needed here is student storage: a safe place to leave all your belongings until the fun starts all over again next term. However, student storage needs to be convenient, affordable and secure. We are aware of the tough existence students endure, so student storage has to be everything but. With 20 years of experience in the storage industry, Access Box Storage is the logical place to start.
Student storage doesn’t need to cost a pretty penny
We have already outlined the pretty penny students have to pay to get an education today, so the cost of student storage needs to be affordable. The clichéd dietary intake of the typical student may revolve around the thrifty culinary delights of baked beans and Super Noodles- we hope never in unison. Even Heston Blumenthal would struggle to pull this off. For many students, the reality may be a choice between such yummy options, and a night out. With the above on offer, it is maybe not as tough a decision to make as it first appears. Either way, for a student, a pound has to go a long way nowadays. So, why pay more for student storage than you have to?
With Access Box Storage you can pay by the box, and the boxes are completely free! It doesn’t get much better than that. All you have to do is order the amount of boxes you need, and let us know how long you want us to store them for you. Then, once term time starts again, simply request your boxes back. You only pay for the space you need, and for the time you need it for. Student storage doesn’t get any cheaper and convenient than that.
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Let’s face it, when it comes to doing something, we all want to choose the easiest option. And with the next generation of students, this point is more valid than ever. For these millennial techno-experts everything has to be done at a touch of a screen, fully automated and completed now! Whether it’s swiping right for a date, or clicking through to order your favourite chow mein, everything is built with convenience in mind. At Access Box Storage, we follow this same ethos. We appreciate that student storage can be complicated, so we do the hard work for you: we deliver free boxes to you; we collect the boxes from you; and when you want your boxes returned we deliver them straight back to your front door. Imagine if Tinder could provide the same service! Besides providing you with a date, there isn’t much more we could do to make student storage more simple for you.
Student storage - the secure option
Now, we realise that while you’re off gallivanting during your break, you don’t want to be worrying about whether or not your pots and pans are safe and secure: “What if something were to happen to them? How will I ever recreate that baked bean masterpiece again?” We hear you say. Far from trivialising the situation, or perpetuating the baked bean cliché, we understand that security of your prized possessions is more than key - and we take that very seriously. If you are looking for student storage, there is no safer place than Access Box Storage. Your belongings are stored at our state-of-the-art facility, which boasts: 24 HR digital CCTV, fire detection systems and a fully fenced site which can only be accessed via a unique pin code. Think of it as a Fort Knox for pots and pans. Rest assured, there isn’t a more secure student storage option out there.
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Battersea Park
Opened in 1858 by Queen Victoria, Battersea Park has things that other parks in London cannot offer such as a view of the Thames, an art gallery (The Pump House) and a zoo. The views of the Thames are certainly enough to attract many visitors as they can enjoy a day at the park then watch boats go past. The Pump House gallery is situated at one of the lakes within the park that allows visitors to engage and view contemporary art which may be of interest to some. The zoo within the park is Battersea Park Children’s Zoo, it houses mainly small animals such as otters, Capuchin and chinchillas and there is also an interactive area so the children can get involved.
You can also hire out a pedalo and go down the boating lake taking in the views, there is also space for sporting activities such as football. There are lots of things to do in Battersea Park from viewing contemporary art to having a look around the zoo and seeing all the different animals.
Battersea Arts Centre
Another one of the things to do in Battersea is to pay a visit to the Battersea Arts Centre, which is located within the old Battersea Town Hall and is known for hosting experimental shows and allows visitors to watch early versions of shows and give feedback which they call Scratch. They welcome over 100,000 people every year and work with 400 artists to put on 650 performances and 12 shows a year so there is plenty going on.
The centre is open all day which makes it convenient for the public to come in and explore, there is also an indoor play space that lets children and adults play together. There is also a bar where you can get a pint after a show and talk about the show, enjoying the convivial atmosphere, there are things to do for everyone, from adults to children.
Battersea High Street Food Market
There are a lot of things to do in Battersea for foodies one of them being the high street food market. Situated at the cross road between Battersea Park Road and Falcon Road, Battersea High Street Food Market is perfect for whether you are craving a snack or wanting to plan a big dinner for the weekend.
There is a range of foodstuff on offer. Foodies will love the fruit and vegetable section, selection of baked goods along with dairy products and the meat and poultry section. If you are looking for a quick bite then the variety of street food will tempt you into trying something new so if you are free and fancy some food then the Battersea High Street Food Market is for you.
Battersea Car Boot Sale
London has a great history of second-hand shops in all parts of the city with hidden gems spread across them and a car boot sale is just the next step. One of the other things to do in Battersea is to spend some time at the Battersea car boot sale, established in 1999 it is situated in a local school playground making it easy to find. It can be quite busy at times but with queue waiting times of 10 minutes or less.
With ever changing sellers you can be sure to have a wide range of items for you to browse through and purchase, with quality goods, designer goods, vintage and more so there’s plenty to choose from.
The Magic Garden
The Magic Garden is a pub and restaurant that is located near Battersea Park so after you’ve tired yourself out feeding the ducks and going down the boating lake leisurely on a pedalo you can pop in for a well-earned pint to relax and unwind after a long day of relaxing.
The Magic Garden has been described as a ‘festival pub’ as at weekends it plays host to big festival bands and DJs from across the London scene. You would think with the word ‘garden’ in the name they would have a pretty nice garden and you will not be disappointed as they have a stunning garden that you can socialise in, which is also available for hire for birthdays and other events.
On Sundays they have “The Cure” which is free blues gigs, traditional Sunday roasts, board games and Bloody Marys. A weekend at The Magic Garden would certainly be memorable and during the week there is a mellower vibe, as you can enjoy a cappuccino and a newspaper out back in the garden or work inside comfortably in their vintage armchairs. They also host free gigs on Wednesday and Thursday evenings that showcase local and international artists that play a diverse range of music such as Jazz, blues and world so there are lots of things to do.
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Let’s be honest, at one time or another, we have all looked up to the heavens and cried “Please, just give me some space”. Whether it is personal, or physical, space is a rare commodity these days. With population figures soaring, we increasingly find ourselves fighting over that precious place where we can relax and set our minds free.
For some, this may be a scenic spot in the local park. For others, this could be locking yourself in the bathroom for five minutes, whilst listening to the sound of children through the door asking “Where’s Mummy?” Whatever works for you, we’re not here to judge. Box Storage, could be the answer to your prayers. The experts at creating space, our customers come to us to find a solution to their problems, and leave with complete spatial zen. A tidy home makes for a tidy mind after all.
So, who is on the look-out for a box storage company?
People renting in London
The capital has long been a hotspot for rising rental prices. Many a person has come to London in the hope of achieving their dreams. However, once they arrive, they soon discover their budget will only stretch to a single bedroom - the type of room that wouldn’t look out of place in the ‘Young Ones’ residence. Londoners also have a reputation for moving around the capital - eternally seeking that new trendy area to call their home. These urban nomads travel light. There is no room for life’s necessities when you are this cool. And there is certainly no room at the rented accommodation they share with five other people, and the house cat called Bob.
So, where do they keep their stuff? With Access Box Storage you can carefully select thohttps://www.boxstorageforme.com/se precious items you want to keep out of the reaches of Bob, and his pesky claws. No longer will items go missing as you move from one cool spot to the next. Simply request a box, or two, from us today and we can collect your prized belongings at a time that is convenient for you. We can then hold them securely until you want them returned. After all, you might want to leave the big smoke one day.
Students
You may not believe it, but summer is coming. And when it arrives, you’ll have to decide whether or not you will be backpacking across Europe, or hopping from festival to festival for the next few months. Oh, how we envy you. Either way, you are unlikely to be taking the new microwave your parents brought you for your first year in halls. Or, perhaps you will? Who are we to question the love between a microwave and its owner?
However, should you decide your microwave is best suited to a safe and secure environment, rather than sitting beside you in a field whilst you listen to Coldplay, we have the perfect home for it. Stored safely at our CCTV monitored facility, your microwave can enjoy its own summer holiday with the rest of the appliances our customers have entrusted us with.
If you're searching for student storage, no other company understands the importance of keeping the things you love safe and sound until you want to be reunited with them again. P.S. We hope you realise we were only joking about taking your microwave along to a festival – we realise no microwave would be seen dead at a Coldplay gig.
Collectors, hoarders and people with lashings and lashings of memorabilia
There is a thin line between a “collector” and a “hoarder”. If you consider yourself to be a “collector”, we suspect your partner may think you belong in the other category. And, if you have found yourself victim to a mysterious “tidy-up” incident, we can almost guarantee it. However, we appreciate the hard work that goes into building a serious collection: the laborious hours trawling through eBay searching for that limited edition version, and fighting a stranger at your local car boot sale for that one piece you’ve been looking for your entire life.
So, when you’re running out of space at home, and you just can’t hide anymore from your partner in the shed at the bottom of the garden, where do you go from here? A box storage company is the simple answer. Carefully package your prized collection into one of our heavy-duty boxes (don’t be shy on the bubble wrap, we can provide this too), and we can collect it from you and safely store it away from those “tidy-up” incidents.
Wardrobe hoggers and fashionistas
If you are in a relationship, we can appreciate the wardrobe wars you have to endure just to get a spot for those new fancy trousers you brought last week. The general rule is you have half of the wardrobe each. So, why are you continually finding pyjamas and bras in your sock drawer? Someone’s not playing by the rules here! Similarly, if you consider yourself to be a bit of a fashionista - there is not a wardrobe in the land that can cater for your dazzling collection of trendy tit-bits.
It just can’t be done. Wellies and bikinis in the same space? What is this madness? Not even the hippest of hipsters could pull that look off. This is where a box storage company comes to the rescue. Separate those bikinis from your wellies. Give them pride of place they deserve in your wardrobe. During the summer, simply pack those wellies into one of our boxes and give them a safe home until you need them again. So when those drizzly months come rolling back in, request them back from us, and give them the opportunity to shine once more. Or, you could try your hand at setting that new welly-bikini look. Good luck with that one.
New Year’s resolution-makers
It’s a new year, it’s a new me. The common mantra we all hear muttered over the festive season. So, January 1st kicks in, along with our over abundant enthusiasm to turn over a new leaf: “This year I will lose that Christmas weight”, “I will get that six pack back” and “ I will run the London Marathon this year”. Easy now, let’s not get too carried away.
Whatever your goals, you need that essential sporting equipment to help you get there - obviously. The more money you spend, the more committed you are to a new year’s resolution - right? However, inevitably, we all know what happens next. Months later we start to get annoyed at having to move the rowing machine in the spare bedroom just to get to the cupboard. Or, worse still, the rowing machine is banished into exile at the back of the garage. If only people would realise, a rowing machine is for life, not just for Christmas.
Being the caring individual that you are, you cannot stand to part company with this precious machinery. After all, you did go through those arduous months of pain and suffering together. How callous would you be to say goodbye now? And you know the two of you will dance that merry dance of exercise once again. You’re just not sure when though? Rest assured, there is a solution.
Even though we are a box storage company, we do not just store boxes. We can cater for items from all walks of life. To see how we can help with the larger objects you have in your home, please start the process here and within a few simple clicks you will see a list of larger items you can store with us. We know you may not want to say goodbye forever to some of your possessions, so let us keep them safe and secure for you until you feel ready to take on the burn again.
All in all, there are a multitude of reasons for using a box storage company. However, reclaiming the space back in your life has to be the underlying motive. So, enter your postcode and get started today. Spatial zen is just a click away.