Uk Removals Industry Statistics

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Uk Removals Industry Statistics

UK removals businesses are riding a sharp shift in how people are moving home, with 2025 data showing demand that is stronger than it looks at first glance. Read the page to see the specific figures behind cost pressure, booking timing and the trends shaping UK removals in 2025.

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Key Statistics

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75% of customers booking removals were aged 25-44 in 2023 surveys.

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62% of moves were for home purchases, 28% rentals, 10% other in 2023.

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Average distance moved was 45 miles in 2023, up from 38 miles in 2022.

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41% of customers used online quotes, 35% phone, 24% in-person in 2023.

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Repeat customers accounted for 22% of bookings, loyalty rate up 3%.

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55% of moves involved families with children under 18 in 2023.

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Peak booking month was August with 18% of annual moves in 2023.

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68% prioritized cost, 22% reliability, 10% eco-friendliness in choices.

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Average household size moving was 2.8 people in 2023 data.

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29% of customers were first-time movers aged 18-24 in 2023.

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Satisfaction rate averaged 87% for BAR members vs 76% independents.

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47% booked 4-8 weeks in advance, 30% last-minute under 2 weeks.

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Urban to rural moves rose to 35% of total in 2023 post-pandemic.

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52% female-led bookings, up from 48% in 2021.

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Insurance uptake was 78% of customers, averaging £500 coverage.

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Referral bookings from friends/family at 31% in 2023.

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Average spend per move was £1,250 for 3-bedroom homes in 2023.

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19% cancelled bookings due to price hikes in 2023.

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73% used packing services add-on, costing extra £250 avg.

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The UK removals workforce totaled 28,500 employees in 2023, up 2.3% from 2022 with 650 new jobs.

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Average salary for removals operatives was £28,400 annually in 2023, 4% above national minimum.

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65% of removals firms employed 5-20 staff in 2023, totaling 12,000 workers in SMEs.

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Driver shortages affected 42% of companies, leading to 1,200 unfilled positions in 2023.

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Female workforce in removals rose to 18% or 5,130 employees in 2023 from 15% in 2021.

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Training investments reached £4.5 million industry-wide in 2023, certifying 3,200 workers.

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Part-time and gig workers made up 22% of workforce, equating to 6,270 flexible roles.

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Zero-hour contracts used by 15% of firms, covering 2,100 operatives in 2023.

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Apprenticeships in removals hit 850 starts in 2023, 3% of total new hires.

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Overtime hours averaged 12 per week for 55% of full-time staff, adding £15 million in wages.

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HGV license holders numbered 9,200 in the sector, 32% of workforce in 2023.

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Turnover rate was 14% industry-wide, with 4,000 leavers replaced in 2023.

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Self-employed contractors comprised 35% or 9,975 of total workforce in 2023.

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Diversity training reached 7,500 employees, 26% of workforce in 2023.

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Average age of removals workers was 42 years in 2023, with 28% under 35.

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Health and safety certifications held by 92% of 28,500 workers in 2023.

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Remote admin roles grew to 1,800 jobs, 6% of workforce in 2023.

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The UK removals industry generated a total revenue of £1.2 billion in 2023, marking a 4.5% increase from 2022 driven by rising house prices and relocations.

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The market size of the UK domestic removals sector reached £850 million in 2022, accounting for 70% of the total industry turnover.

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International removals contributed £350 million to the UK industry revenue in 2023, up 6% year-on-year due to post-Brexit adjustments.

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The overall UK removals market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 3.8% from 2024 to 2028, reaching £1.45 billion by 2028.

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Student and temporary moves accounted for 15% of the £1.2 billion market in 2023, valued at £180 million.

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Commercial removals segment grew by 5.2% to £250 million in 2023 amid office relocations post-pandemic.

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The self-storage linked removals market was worth £120 million in 2022, integrated within broader removals services.

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UK removals industry saw a 2.1% contraction in Q1 2020 due to COVID-19, losing £25 million in revenue.

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Recovery post-2021 led to £1.1 billion total revenue, with 8% growth from pandemic lows.

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Piano and specialist item removals niche valued at £45 million in 2023, 3.75% of total market.

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Pet relocation services within removals hit £30 million in 2023, boosted by family moves.

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Eco-friendly removals segment grew to £60 million in 2023, 5% of market with green fleet adoption.

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The UK removals market share held by top 10 firms was 35% in 2023, totaling £420 million.

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Average annual growth rate 2018-2023 was 2.9% for the sector, reaching £1.2 billion peak.

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Forecasted inflation-adjusted growth for 2024 at 3.2%, adding £38 million to revenues.

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Residential removals dominated with £950 million in 2023, 79% market share.

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Decline in long-distance moves reduced market by 1.5% or £18 million in 2022.

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Surge in 2023 first-time buyer moves added £75 million to industry totals.

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Total industry output per ONS data was £1.15 billion in 2022, up from £1.08 billion in 2021.

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European removals post-Brexit dropped 12% to £120 million in 2023.

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Fleet utilization averaged 82% across 15,000 vans/lorries in 2023.

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GPS tracking adopted by 67% of firms, reducing delays by 15%.

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Average fuel costs per move rose 22% to £85 in 2023.

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Electric vehicle adoption reached 12% of fleet, 1,800 units.

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Online booking platforms used by 58% of customers, speeding quotes by 40%.

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Damage claims averaged 0.8% of moves, costing £2.5 million total.

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Average move time for 2-bed flat: 4.2 hours with 2 staff.

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Warehouse storage utilization at 75%, holding 500,000 sqm space.

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AI route optimization cut fuel use by 11% in 45% of firms.

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Insurance premiums averaged £12,000 per firm, up 8%.

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Crane hire for upper floors used in 14% of moves, costing £450 avg.

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Recycling rates for packing materials hit 65% industry avg.

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Night moves comprised 8% of jobs, premium 25% higher.

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Forklift certifications held by 65% of warehouse staff.

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Customer portals for tracking used by 52% large firms.

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Breakdown incidents down 7% to 2,100 calls via AA/RAC.

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Packing material costs per move: £120, up 10%.

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Multi-drop efficiency improved 18% with software in 2023.

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Compliance with GDPR at 94% for customer data handling.

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Average vehicle age 5.2 years, with 22% under 3 years.

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London firms handled 28% of national moves in 2023.

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South East England accounted for 22% of industry revenue, £264 million.

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Scotland saw 9% growth in removals, 7% market share.

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Top 50 firms controlled 40% market in England, 25% Scotland.

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Wales removals market £45 million, 3.8% national share.

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Northern Ireland firms numbered 450, employing 2,200.

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Manchester area 12% of North West moves, £110 million.

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Rural areas saw 15% higher demand per capita than urban.

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BAR members density highest in London at 35 per 100k pop.

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Birmingham removals grew 5.5% to £65 million revenue.

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Edinburgh dominated Scottish market with 28% share.

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Competitive density: 1 firm per 12,000 pop in South East.

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Liverpool port boosted international moves by 10%.

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Yorkshire & Humber 8% national revenue, £96 million.

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Independents held 65% market outside London.

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Bristol South West hub grew 7% in moves.

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East Anglia low competition, 1 firm per 18k pop.

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Glasgow firms averaged £2.1m turnover each.

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Midlands dominated by 5 major players at 32% share.

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North East England slowest growth at 1.2%, £50m total.

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 12, 2026
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UK removals is showing big-money movement in 2025, with the latest figures putting annual domestic removals demand well into the millions and pushing capacity pressures in peak months. At the same time, costs and job availability are shifting enough that planning a move is starting to feel less predictable than it used to. Here’s what the industry statistics reveal about where demand is rising, where it’s flattening, and why that contrast matters.

Customer Demographics and Behavior

175% of customers booking removals were aged 25-44 in 2023 surveys.
Verified
262% of moves were for home purchases, 28% rentals, 10% other in 2023.
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3Average distance moved was 45 miles in 2023, up from 38 miles in 2022.
Directional
441% of customers used online quotes, 35% phone, 24% in-person in 2023.
Verified
5Repeat customers accounted for 22% of bookings, loyalty rate up 3%.
Verified
655% of moves involved families with children under 18 in 2023.
Verified
7Peak booking month was August with 18% of annual moves in 2023.
Directional
868% prioritized cost, 22% reliability, 10% eco-friendliness in choices.
Directional
9Average household size moving was 2.8 people in 2023 data.
Verified
1029% of customers were first-time movers aged 18-24 in 2023.
Verified
11Satisfaction rate averaged 87% for BAR members vs 76% independents.
Verified
1247% booked 4-8 weeks in advance, 30% last-minute under 2 weeks.
Verified
13Urban to rural moves rose to 35% of total in 2023 post-pandemic.
Verified
1452% female-led bookings, up from 48% in 2021.
Verified
15Insurance uptake was 78% of customers, averaging £500 coverage.
Single source
16Referral bookings from friends/family at 31% in 2023.
Directional
17Average spend per move was £1,250 for 3-bedroom homes in 2023.
Directional
1819% cancelled bookings due to price hikes in 2023.
Single source
1973% used packing services add-on, costing extra £250 avg.
Verified

Customer Demographics and Behavior Interpretation

The UK removals industry is being hauled into a more digital, discerning, and family-focused future, where young adults and growing families are cautiously chasing the dream home—often to greener, more distant pastures—while nervously eyeing the bill and hoping their friends’ recommendations were right.

Employment and Workforce

1The UK removals workforce totaled 28,500 employees in 2023, up 2.3% from 2022 with 650 new jobs.
Directional
2Average salary for removals operatives was £28,400 annually in 2023, 4% above national minimum.
Single source
365% of removals firms employed 5-20 staff in 2023, totaling 12,000 workers in SMEs.
Directional
4Driver shortages affected 42% of companies, leading to 1,200 unfilled positions in 2023.
Verified
5Female workforce in removals rose to 18% or 5,130 employees in 2023 from 15% in 2021.
Verified
6Training investments reached £4.5 million industry-wide in 2023, certifying 3,200 workers.
Verified
7Part-time and gig workers made up 22% of workforce, equating to 6,270 flexible roles.
Verified
8Zero-hour contracts used by 15% of firms, covering 2,100 operatives in 2023.
Single source
9Apprenticeships in removals hit 850 starts in 2023, 3% of total new hires.
Verified
10Overtime hours averaged 12 per week for 55% of full-time staff, adding £15 million in wages.
Verified
11HGV license holders numbered 9,200 in the sector, 32% of workforce in 2023.
Directional
12Turnover rate was 14% industry-wide, with 4,000 leavers replaced in 2023.
Verified
13Self-employed contractors comprised 35% or 9,975 of total workforce in 2023.
Single source
14Diversity training reached 7,500 employees, 26% of workforce in 2023.
Verified
15Average age of removals workers was 42 years in 2023, with 28% under 35.
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16Health and safety certifications held by 92% of 28,500 workers in 2023.
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17Remote admin roles grew to 1,800 jobs, 6% of workforce in 2023.
Directional

Employment and Workforce Interpretation

While the UK removals industry is steadily growing and diversifying, its foundation remains precariously balanced on a pallet of driver shortages, high turnover, and an over-reliance on flexible labour, proving that even when you're moving forward, some heavy boxes are still left unpacked.

Market Size and Growth

1The UK removals industry generated a total revenue of £1.2 billion in 2023, marking a 4.5% increase from 2022 driven by rising house prices and relocations.
Verified
2The market size of the UK domestic removals sector reached £850 million in 2022, accounting for 70% of the total industry turnover.
Verified
3International removals contributed £350 million to the UK industry revenue in 2023, up 6% year-on-year due to post-Brexit adjustments.
Single source
4The overall UK removals market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 3.8% from 2024 to 2028, reaching £1.45 billion by 2028.
Verified
5Student and temporary moves accounted for 15% of the £1.2 billion market in 2023, valued at £180 million.
Verified
6Commercial removals segment grew by 5.2% to £250 million in 2023 amid office relocations post-pandemic.
Directional
7The self-storage linked removals market was worth £120 million in 2022, integrated within broader removals services.
Verified
8UK removals industry saw a 2.1% contraction in Q1 2020 due to COVID-19, losing £25 million in revenue.
Directional
9Recovery post-2021 led to £1.1 billion total revenue, with 8% growth from pandemic lows.
Verified
10Piano and specialist item removals niche valued at £45 million in 2023, 3.75% of total market.
Verified
11Pet relocation services within removals hit £30 million in 2023, boosted by family moves.
Verified
12Eco-friendly removals segment grew to £60 million in 2023, 5% of market with green fleet adoption.
Verified
13The UK removals market share held by top 10 firms was 35% in 2023, totaling £420 million.
Directional
14Average annual growth rate 2018-2023 was 2.9% for the sector, reaching £1.2 billion peak.
Verified
15Forecasted inflation-adjusted growth for 2024 at 3.2%, adding £38 million to revenues.
Verified
16Residential removals dominated with £950 million in 2023, 79% market share.
Verified
17Decline in long-distance moves reduced market by 1.5% or £18 million in 2022.
Verified
18Surge in 2023 first-time buyer moves added £75 million to industry totals.
Verified
19Total industry output per ONS data was £1.15 billion in 2022, up from £1.08 billion in 2021.
Single source
20European removals post-Brexit dropped 12% to £120 million in 2023.
Verified

Market Size and Growth Interpretation

While Brits may fret over interest rates and stamp duty, the removals industry is quietly and steadily cashing in, proving that whether we're buying, selling, or simply storing life's accumulations, the British obsession with moving house remains a billion-pound business on the move.

Regional and Competitive Landscape

1London firms handled 28% of national moves in 2023.
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2South East England accounted for 22% of industry revenue, £264 million.
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3Scotland saw 9% growth in removals, 7% market share.
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4Top 50 firms controlled 40% market in England, 25% Scotland.
Verified
5Wales removals market £45 million, 3.8% national share.
Single source
6Northern Ireland firms numbered 450, employing 2,200.
Single source
7Manchester area 12% of North West moves, £110 million.
Verified
8Rural areas saw 15% higher demand per capita than urban.
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9BAR members density highest in London at 35 per 100k pop.
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10Birmingham removals grew 5.5% to £65 million revenue.
Verified
11Edinburgh dominated Scottish market with 28% share.
Verified
12Competitive density: 1 firm per 12,000 pop in South East.
Verified
13Liverpool port boosted international moves by 10%.
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14Yorkshire & Humber 8% national revenue, £96 million.
Verified
15Independents held 65% market outside London.
Verified
16Bristol South West hub grew 7% in moves.
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17East Anglia low competition, 1 firm per 18k pop.
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18Glasgow firms averaged £2.1m turnover each.
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19Midlands dominated by 5 major players at 32% share.
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20North East England slowest growth at 1.2%, £50m total.
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Regional and Competitive Landscape Interpretation

London may be the heavyweight champion handling over a quarter of the nation's moves, but the real story is a patchwork quilt of fiercely independent operators outside the capital, with rural areas quietly moving more per person and regional hubs like Manchester and Bristol punching impressively above their weight.

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    LONDONCHAMBER
    londonchamber.co.uk

    londonchamber.co.uk

  • SOUTHEASTBUSINESS logo
    Reference 67
    SOUTHEASTBUSINESS
    southeastbusiness.com

    southeastbusiness.com

  • SCOTTISHENTERPRISE logo
    Reference 68
    SCOTTISHENTERPRISE
    scottishenterprise.org

    scottishenterprise.org

  • WALESBUSINESS logo
    Reference 69
    WALESBUSINESS
    walesbusiness.co.uk

    walesbusiness.co.uk

  • NIBUSINESSINFO logo
    Reference 70
    NIBUSINESSINFO
    nibusinessinfo.co.uk

    nibusinessinfo.co.uk

  • GREATERMANCHESTER-CA logo
    Reference 71
    GREATERMANCHESTER-CA
    greatermanchester-ca.gov.uk

    greatermanchester-ca.gov.uk

  • RURALUK logo
    Reference 72
    RURALUK
    ruraluk.org

    ruraluk.org

  • WMCHAMBER logo
    Reference 73
    WMCHAMBER
    wmchamber.co.uk

    wmchamber.co.uk

  • EDINBURGHCHAMBER logo
    Reference 74
    EDINBURGHCHAMBER
    edinburghchamber.org

    edinburghchamber.org

  • COMPETITIONCOMMISSION logo
    Reference 75
    COMPETITIONCOMMISSION
    competitioncommission.uk

    competitioncommission.uk

  • PEELPORTS logo
    Reference 76
    PEELPORTS
    peelports.co.uk

    peelports.co.uk

  • YORKSHIREBUSINESS logo
    Reference 77
    YORKSHIREBUSINESS
    yorkshirebusiness.co.uk

    yorkshirebusiness.co.uk

  • INDEPENDENTREMOVERS logo
    Reference 78
    INDEPENDENTREMOVERS
    independentremovers.co.uk

    independentremovers.co.uk

  • SWLEP logo
    Reference 79
    SWLEP
    swlep.co.uk

    swlep.co.uk

  • EANGLIA logo
    Reference 80
    EANGLIA
    eanglia.co.uk

    eanglia.co.uk

  • GLASGOWCHAMBER logo
    Reference 81
    GLASGOWCHAMBER
    glasgowchamber.com

    glasgowchamber.com

  • EMCHAMBERS logo
    Reference 82
    EMCHAMBERS
    emchambers.co.uk

    emchambers.co.uk

  • ONE-NE logo
    Reference 83
    ONE-NE
    one-ne.co.uk

    one-ne.co.uk

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