Retiring in Europe – Where Should You Choose?
Do you dream of sipping wine made from grapes grown locally? Or maybe you muse about the smell of freshly baked baguettes drifting through the air? Or perhaps you imagine residing on a sun-kissed Mediterranean coastline, or living on a cobbled street, nestled in a small, culture-rich village?
Moving to France – A Guide for UK Expats
Are you thinking of moving to France? Rich in heritage and relatively close to home, it is no wonder so many Brits decide to move to this beautiful country.
France is an enormously varied country – someone wanting to move to Nice, for example, is unlikely to be wanting the same as someone choosing to move to Lyon or Paris, so it appeals to a diverse crowd of expats. It is also often seen as the ultimate retirement spot, with its relaxed pace of life and several other benefits that are not accessible in the UK.
If you are thinking of moving to France from the UK, then continue reading our essential relocation guide for UK expats.
Moving with the times
It is fair to say at Matthew James Global Relocations, continuous improvement is at the heart of everything we do.
We are constantly seeking out innovative solutions to any problems we encounter and we never rest on our laurels.
Two proud employees, and two superior packers and wrappers
This is one of our crews leaving today for a collection in Edinburgh, in advance of its forward journey to Berlin. At Matthew James Global Relocations, we are extremely focused on the wellbeing of our employees, evidenced by the COVID-19 training and personal safety kits provided to every crew member, and ensuring this crew can safely observe social distancing during their working day.
Can I Still Move to Spain Post-Brexit?
Spain is a popular choice for Brits wanting to escape the harsh UK weather and relocate to sunnier climes. However, with Brexit done and dusted, it’s left a lot of people uncertain about making such a move.
Now that Brexit has happened, many of us are wondering if moving to Spain is even still possible. Fundamentally, not a lot will change with regards to the legislation until the Brexit transition period expires on 31 December 2020, which means that until that date, you can still relocate to Spain as before.
Pleased to announce sponsorship of the Association of Independent Movers (AIM)
Matthew James Global Relocations is pleased to announce its sponsorship of the Association of Independent Movers (AIM).
We have made the decision to sponsor AIM as we believe that there is a place in the industry for an organisation that provides real value to its membership.
Introducing the UK’s first Scania hybrid removal vehicle into its fleet
Matthew James Global Relocations has introduced the UK’s first Scania hybrid removal vehicle into its fleet. A key factor in the company’s decision to purchase the vehicle is our commitment to reducing our impact on the environment. Last year, the company obtained ISO 14001 accreditation, which has helped us focus on making our operation more sustainable. As a hybrid, the truck’s nine-litre internal combustion engine is complemented by an electric machine which delivers 177hp and 1,050Nm of torque.
How to Move Offices – A Guide from Office Removal Experts
Relocating offices is no easy feat, in fact, for businesses of any size, it can turn into a major project, requiring plenty of preparation. The process is complicated, time-consuming and, in many cases, expensive, which means that if it is not well planned, there can be negative repercussions for the business.
If you are about to relocate your company, then read our handy guide on how to move offices in the most efficient way possible.
Granted full accreditation by The Furniture Ombudsman
Matthew James Removals and Storage Limited are pleased to announce that they have been granted full accreditation by The Furniture Ombudsman.
MJR fleet locations all across Europe
The picture shown to the side is this morning’s screenshot of the locations of the many vehicles in our fleet, at various stages of collection and delivery; they are situated in Javia, Madrid, Burgos, Biarritz, Barcelona, Menorca, Estepona, Lyon, and Dusseldorf, with a further sixteen in and around London.