House removals in the UK

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UK removal company

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Moving to the UK?

The United Kingdom, or UK, further extends the kingdom of Great Britain (Wales, England and Scotland) to include Northern Ireland too. It has a population of approximately 70 million people and can be found just off of the coast of France. It is part of the European Union but still retains its own currency - the pound (also referred to as sterling).

The vast majority of the UK is surrounded by water with the Atlantic ocean and its associated weather systems washing up on Western coasts. A combination of this and the land mass of Europe to the East means that weather in the UK is unsettled at the best of times and it has a temperate climate with plenty of rain. Temperatures rarely reach 30c in the summer and rarely dip below zero in the winter. This means that the UK is particularly green especially away from London. At times the countryside is breathtaking, especially in the summer months.

Although the UK is united by a common language - English - there are strong dialects spoken in almost every area and indeed it is often difficult for people from distinct parts of the UK to understand each other. The Welsh have their own language - Gaelic - but few Welsh speak it fluently.

The UK has been involved in conflict both internally and externally and has been ruled by several nations most notably the Romans, Saxons, Vikings and the Normans. Despite common conception there is little evidence to suggest that the French Celts ever came to the UK although Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland consider themselves to be Celtic (pronounced Keltic). Most recently the Celtic nations have all been given their own distinct governing bodies known as assemblies. Overall rule comes from a monarchy which has been headed by Queen Elizabeth II since 1952. The common religion since the reformation in the 16th century has been Protestant Christian.

The UK is a very cosmopolitan place and from the 50s there have been influxes of economical migrants from countries in the British Commonwealth meaning that all major cities have well-established Asian and Black communities and most recently significant numbers of South Africans, Australians, Kiwis and, of course, Europeans. Nowhere is this more evident than in the English capital city of London which now has a population of over 7 million making it one of the world's biggest cities.

The largest population of people in the UK is found in and around the major cities (especially London) but there are also wide expanses of countryside especially in Scotland which also has its fair share of snowy peaks and pine forests. UK holidaymakers tend to head for the Spanish Costas but many do stay and head for tourist hotspots such as the South-West (Devon and Cornwall), the Lake District (in the North West), the Highlands of Scotland and Pembrokeshire in Wales.

There have been many famous people from the UK but perhaps best known were Winston Churchill, Henry VIII, The Rolling Stones and The Beatles.

UK removals

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