Credible SE11 Kennington van man
You will naturally want to deal with a SE11 Kennington removals company that can assure you of a professional, well organized and punctual removals service. Such a company does exist and we, About this Van, are glad to invite you to let us undertake all your different light removals jobs. We have been in the business from 2002 and for the past eight years we have been actively involved in helping London residents make house and office moves to different parts of the city as well as to other destinations in the UK and mainland Europe.
Our man with van service remains operational on each day of the week. We are readily available to work on Sundays and bank holidays as well. Relocations are what we do best in the SE11 Kennington area and the outlying areas of Brixton, Stockwell, Vauxhall, Camberwell, Walworth and Newington. You can call us to your location for morning or evening small removals; we won’t let you down if adequate prior arrangements had been secured. What range of services does About this Van offer? Well, our removals company itinerary features all types of man van services including garage clearances, office moves, house moves, and single item clearances. Apart from these we also have experience in doing flat and/or office clearances i.e. moving items into storage, and all manner of trash disposal. You have to give prior notice if these tasks are to be handled with your relocations.
We are sufficiently prepared to handle each description of house moves and commercial/office moves. About this Van goes hard to work using Luton Vans built to carry loads of over 1000Kg. The vans are equipped with removal trolleys, removal blankets and first aid boxes to optimize on job efficiency and safety.
The largely residential area of SE11 Kennington is located in the London Borough of Lambeth in south London. This is the area where the famous cricket ground ‘The Oval’ is located. The Kennington area is neighbored by Walworth, Camberwell, Newington, Stockwell, Brixton, and Vauxhall. Kennington SE11 has a population composed of a social class mix.
Kennington once featured a large palace in the area now covered by Sancroft Street and Black Prince Road. The palace was constructed by Edward ‘The Black Prince’ in 1337. To this day a large portion of the area remains the property of the Duke of Cornwall, the Prince of Wales. The Kennington Common is one of the most famous parts of SE11 Kennington with respect to its historic significance. Currently, Kennington Commons is covered by Kennington Park and St Mark’s Churchyard. In 1746, nine Jacobite rebellion leaders were executed at the Surrey County Gallows that stood there. 1848 saw Kennington Common host the Chartists’ biggest demonstration. In the latter part of the 17th century The Gymnastic Society used Kennington Common as a football pitch.
Charlie Chaplin was once a resident of the area and at different times he lived in houses along Kennington Road, Methley Street and in West Square. Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery of Alamein was born in Kennington along Harleyford Street.
Clapham Road and Kennington Park Road in SE11 Kennington appear straight and elongated as they take the direction of Stane Street, the famous and historic road whose construction stems back to Roman times. This road went all the way to Chichester, passing through the North Downs near Dorking, after having started at the Roman London Bridge. Kennington SE11 has two tube stations in close proximity to the area. These are the Kennington and Oval tube stations.