Courier Master Manual
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Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Who Will BeneIit FromThis Guide............................................................................................................................... 6
What Is The DiIIerence Between A Sameday and Overnight Courier ......................................................................... 6
Sameday Courier What Do I have To Do? ................................................................................................................ 8
So Why Isn`t Everyone A Sameday Courier? ............................................................................................................... 9
Have I Got 'What It Takes To Be a Sameday Courier? ............................................................................................ 10
How To Find This 'Specialist Work ......................................................................................................................... 11
What Next? How Do I Sell My Services? ................................................................................................................ 12
Can I Test 'The Water First? .................................................................................................................................... 15
Best Type oI Vehicle................................................................................................................................................... 15
How Do I Actually Set My Own Business Up ............................................................................................................ 17
Do I Need To Formally Register My Business? ......................................................................................................... 19
Do I Need To Register My Business For VAT? ......................................................................................................... 20
How To Find A Good Accountant .............................................................................................................................. 20
Book-keeping and Records ......................................................................................................................................... 21
How Do I Sort My Tax Out? ...................................................................................................................................... 21
Vision .......................................................................................................................................................................... 23
Mission........................................................................................................................................................................ 23
Objectives ................................................................................................................................................................... 23
Values ......................................................................................................................................................................... 23
Strategies ..................................................................................................................................................................... 23
Goals ........................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Programs ..................................................................................................................................................................... 24
CashIlow ..................................................................................................................................................................... 24
How To Get Work ...................................................................................................................................................... 26
When Will I Be Paid? ................................................................................................................................................. 28
Tips On How To Pick The Best Work and Avoid The Common PitIalls ................................................................... 28
What To Do II Payment Is Overdue ........................................................................................................................... 29
Business Costs ............................................................................................................................................................ 29
Insurance ..................................................................................................................................................................... 30
Vehicle ........................................................................................................................................................................ 31
Do You Buy Or Lease? ............................................................................................................................................... 32
Maintenance ................................................................................................................................................................ 37
Breakdown Recovery Service ..................................................................................................................................... 38
Road Tax ..................................................................................................................................................................... 38
Telephone Bill ............................................................................................................................................................. 38
Fuel ............................................................................................................................................................................. 39
Fuel Cards ................................................................................................................................................................... 40
Can I Really Make Up To 350 A Day? ..................................................................................................................... 42
How To Use Sat Navs For Free .................................................................................................................................. 45
How To Avoid Penalty Points .................................................................................................................................... 46
Courier Companies ..................................................................................................................................................... 48
SOLICITORS ........................................................................................................................................................... 144
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t is possible for most people who have a current driving licence to gain
enormous financial and vocational rewards from this e-book.
Keep on reading and you will find an amazing amount of information, hints,
tips and good old common sense to help you on your way to having a
fulfilling and profitable career as a freelance sameday courier.
The trouble is these days in the age of "going to uni' to get a degree is what
you need the majority of people have no idea that the sheer skill of being
able to drive could be the answer to their prayers. There are many people
who sit in a boring office all day long or work in a factory and who dream of
being their own boss. Well you can be sooner than you think...
Have a quick look at the questions below and if any or all of them apply to
you then your new lifestyle could be just around the corner.
Stuck in a dead end 9-5 job?
No job and nothing on the horizon with bills to pay?
Hate the boss (don't we all) fed up of having to justify all your actions?
Work like a slave all week for a pittance?
The list could go on and on but think you get the picture. Unfortunately
there are so many people who are either stuck in a rut, broke or bored and
many are all three...
Well it is time to change that you and your driving license and this manual
can change your lifestyle today.
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This e-book has been written for people who have absolutely zero
knowledege about being a driving courier (but if you are a courier if you use
this book correctly it your earnings could increase many times). There are
many points that should be able to improve your turnover and ensure that
you are running a profitable business without having to "split yourself into
two.
There is a wealth of useful and legal information in this e-book which in
theory could be applied to other business start ups as well. will cover in
detail the aspects of being a courier driver but also we need to take a good,
hard look at how to set up and run a small, successful business. There is
nothing worse than being a 'busy fool' especially when you are using your
own investment.
Obviously you are going to have to be serious and committed because if
you fail to plan then you plan to fail. Business is not a game or a hobby.
t has to be planned correctly from the outset and every aspect from
cashflow to start up costs, fixed costs and day to day expenditure has to be
calculated.
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Apologies if you are already a courier driver! But in this section am just
going to define what a courier does? think most people have a vague
idea what a courier is from guys in white vans, to larger commercial
vehicles and even motorcycle couriers. Usually these people seem to be
charging around as if the world were about to stop!!
The simplest way to describe a courier is a person who transports
packages, documents etc from one place to another.
There are, however, different types of courier services and employment
available;
Sameday couriers are basically what the name suggests - you pick up the
goods and deliver them the sameday. guess you could say being a
sameday courier is a sub-niche within the larger niche of couriers.
You see there are many large courier businesses, most of which you will
have seen around such as FedEx, DHL or UPS who operate a large
transport fleet and will deliver thousands of items daily. These items are
usually processed through one of their warehouses and entered into their
system before they are passed onto the customer. An example of this
would be a clothes shop chain waiting for delivery of its new stock. The
stock would leave the manufacturer (say in taly) then end up in one of
these large courier warehouses, get processed again and eventually be
designated a space for delivery to the end customer.
have used the above example because when explain how being a same
day courier differs you will really begin to see the potential in this market.
You will, as they say, be feeding a starving crowd...
Some companies cannot wait even for a day for an item they need.
For whatever reason such as an important document that has to be signed
that day or it's invalid - or its an order that has been paid for and the
customer will want their money back if they don't get their goods that day.
Basically that item has to be delivered on the same day hence the term
sameday couriers.
Large fleet courier companies tend to use a next day or overnight delivery
basis and it is just not feasible due to their management and costing
structure to use a single vehicle to transfer one item. t would not be cost
effective nor profitable use of their manpower many of which are salaried.
Well this is not good enough for some companies and business owners.
As stated above they need their item the same day or they lose money or
miss a crucial deadline.
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So you are probably thinking "Oh well this is where would fit in.
Yes thats right. You would be a specialist courier which would involve you
delivering high value documents such as contracts, tenders, cheques, loan
agreements deeds and wills.
These type of document deliveries are virtually "recession proof. n fact
during a recession have found am actually busier as companies need to
"close that deal or sign that contract and are not willing to take any
chances with their documents not reaching their destination on time.
This is an extremely lucrative market that most couriers or people who are
looking to become a courier overlook. Being a courier is not all about
parcels or large items.
As with any business there is always a sub-niche or 'starving crowd' and
this is it. You can earn 350 a day as a same day courier.
As a self-employed freelance courier who would be in charge of his/her
own workload you would have total control and flexibility of what you could
and could not collect and deliver.
As said before Sameday couriers (unlike the popular myth) do not tend to
work more hours than is usual for a business day nor if you pick the right
work do they spend their day lifting and grunting with enourmous, heavy
packages.
Most couriers for example would pick up a package or document in Oxford
complete the delivery in Birmingham then back to Oxford for another
package. Sounds good and not too difficult?
With regard to what you deliver as said earlier there is a huge market or
'starving crowd' who need important documents delivering. There are now
many loan companies who are requesting that couriers collect their
completed loan applications as these are either delayed or lost in the post.
This would obviously delay the loan application.
With regard to how many miles per day you will be doing again this is
totally up to you. You see you are now the boss and with some insight,
planning and up to the mark organisational skills you will be able to dovetail
a nice, round robin trip and make maximum profit. Organisation is the key
here.
The profit margins vary depending on various factors which will go into in
more depth later on in this book. On average though you can easily make
about 1.00 or more profit for every mile you do. This can go up and down
but again once you have more information you will be able to structure your
workload and profit accordingly
What this kind of work does is give you control. There is nothing nicer
than control so if you wish you can plan your deliveries around other
committments. This kind of freedom really does take the pressure away
from every day life.
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As with many things you think about doing or starting one of the first human
reactions is too look around and think that everyone must be doing it, or it
must be really difficult or everyone and his/her dog would be doing this.
There are plenty of couriers driving on British roads but there are also
plenty of coffee shops. There is the crowd and there is the market.
You will always get the naysayers who say that with the progression of
modern technology and being able to transfer files etc via the internet the
courier industry wont last long. This is not the case at all as in the first
instance there are many, many legal items that just have to be there on
time.
Well this speciality courier work will not be affected by that because yes
"things have moved on but in the case of wills, tenders and contracts it
has to be a real physical item that people need to have. Let's face it.
How many times have you been told that a "fax copy wont do.
Businesses involved in tenders, contracts and management need to see,
read and sign a hard copy. They will not accept an internet file nor a faxed
copy.
f you love driving you will love being a courier and dont think for one
minute you would be reading this if you hated driving. Being a courier has
given me the freedom and independence that "employment has never
given me.
love whizzing around getting to see new places and people and not
having to say to my daughter that can't go to her school play because the
boss won't let me. There are with any jobs some days when t would be
nice just to be sat still but don't have them very often and usually just have
to see everyone waiting for the bus in the mornings to remind myself how
lucky am.
know this probably sounds a bit sad but often look a lorry drivers who are
goverened by their haulage bosses and think glad am not them.
Another important point to remember is that being a sameday courier is not
the same sitting in stationary traffic every morning and night, five days a
week. Nope it is definately not. On many deliveries can organise my
routes etc to avoid the chaos known as 'the rushhour'.
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believe the following characteristics would mean you would not only have
the right personality but also would really love being a courier driver.
First off you have to like driving if you don't forget it as you will become
frustrated and angry. had a job in retail for a while but hated it and am
sure the customers hated me.
Your appearance is important no-one is saying you have to turn up in a
Saville Row suit but if you are casually but smartly dressed you will get
return business.
Honesty a rather obvious point. These packages, documents mean a
great deal to your customer!
Reliability - f you are not reliable then you are absolutely no good as a
same day courier. The point of being a same day courier is that people
have hired you and are depending on your service. f they did not need it
they would have popped it in the post or onto one of the overnight carriers.
Organised This is imperative because if you are not your day will be
badly planned and you will soon become unreliable and out of business.
Companies quickly get to hear which couriers are prompt and reliable and
which ones keep letting them down.
Having a clean driving licence is always the best option and if you do have
any points or convictions please, please check what kind of insurance you
will be able to obtain before committing yourself to this business. We all
know that even car insurance for domestic use only is higher if our licencse
isn't clean.
The next thing you need to consider is whether or not you want to work full
or part-time. t really is up to you as the job is suitable for either - however
if you are part-time the key to making it successful if the flexibility of your
working hours. You could commit to doing only so many hours per week
but you do need to be a little bit flexible on when you do these.
As with any job as your experience grows you will become better at
planning, knowing which are the better jobs and can find yourself working
even fewer hours for the same amount of money.
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Ok here is the important part how do I find this work? Who do I contact?
Well firstly remember the "niche market you are targeting. t is a specialist,
sameday courier market delivering specialist items such as contracts,
tenders, wills etc. You need to be contacting businesses that will require
your services. This is very important. You need to focus and concentrate
on what you are trying to achieve.
Solicitors, loan companies, finance companies are among a few to start
with. I have incIuded a fairIy comprehensive Iist for you (names and
addresses of soIicitors), at the back of this manuaI. This should help
you get started. Obviously not every single area in the United Kingdom is
covered so would advise using this list as a starting point then do the
following. Either grab yourself a copy of your local yellow pages and find
further businesses there or try www.yell.com. Just type in what you are
looking for and which area. e; Solicitors in Donnington - Yell.com is a
brilliant resource to "dig deeper as you can really narrow your search.
So youv'e got a list ready ( would recommend the businesses closer to
home at first then branch-out). You must make a checklist that you can
cross reference against. This will avoid you contacting people twice or not
contacting them at all.
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You have got to sell yourself you will only have one chance to impress so
you must not contact businesses with half the information they need.
You have to sound like you know what you are doing.
There are two ways of contacting the businesses one is to telephone and
the other is to make a personal visit. would highly recommend you make
a personal visit. People are always, always more interested if they can
put a face to a name. You really will increase your chances of business if
you make this effort. Also in the busy world of commerce it is very easy for
people to not really pay much attention to you if your only on the telephone.
When you do make contact introduce yourself to the Practice or Office
Manager. Be positive and in a position to give/send them information
regarding yourself. This information MUST be presented in a professional
manner not on a scrappy piece of paper (more information later on in the
manual regarding business cards etc).
Make sure you have this information to hand even if you are only
telephoning them. Write down all the questions they may ask you so you
can answer them readily and proficiently
An example of what you may wish to tell them is;
Who you are.
Business name.
Where you are based.
Vehicle driven.
nsurance available.
When you are available
Experience
References
With regard to references you are probably thinking well 've only just
started in this business "what do do here? Don't worry and don't lie.
The two methods to overcome this problem are;
Obtain a couple of well written references from friends or members of a
professional body that knows you (rather like the ones you would use for
your passport). References are important as they back up who you are
and if any of your potential customers have doubts this will usually allay
their fears.
Secondly get some sub-contract work with another local specialist courier
company. have included information regarding how this works later on in
the manual. have also included a very comprehensive list of courier
companies in the United Kingdom who you can contact to see if they have
any openings.
Explain to them that you are a specialist courier and are able to provide a
dedicated, confidential and secure method of transporting sensitive
documents.
f you are going to pay them a visit make sure you look smart and if you do
have your own vehicle make sure it is spotless. You have got to put the
effort in and persevere. This is the case with any business venture you
wish to start not just courier driving.
will say this again, probably a million times before the end of this manual,
if they do give you work please do not let them down. Networking is king
of any business or career and negative comments always seem to stick
more than positive ones!
The Despatch Association is a resource to provide information and industry
news to self employed courier drivers. You will find articles and hints and
tips on insurance brokers, changes in the law and even a model letter to
help you apply against any parking tickets. personally believe it is
well worth the small membership fee as you will have a support network
and a reliable avenue if you are having problems or just general queries.
As with any type of business courier companies will always keep a backup
of drivers they can contact if they need and these are always good lists to
be on. Again the key is to be reliable and trustworthy. f they do give you a
chance don't let them down or they won't use you again.
You should try and get some business cards printed. You should always
carry these. You will be asked for one in the most random of situations and
can always kick myself if forget mine. These are a great networking
asset and although you might not necessarily hear anything to start with it
could and quite often does lead to a job and repeat business.
You see what you are trying to build up is repeat business you don't want to
be the 'one job wonder'. Once you have gained the respect and trust of
businesses you will be their first point of call when they need a job doing.
This in turn gives you the stability, and regular income you need.
t is always nicer as well to do business with a known quantity. t just
makes it easier for them and you.
Shop around for your business card quotes. There are printers available
who will not ask for a huge minimum order or charge excessive amounts if
they have to do the design for you.
You will also find forums on the internet and helpful websites some of which
you can advertise your business. Take a look at codforum.org.uk. This
website is full of loads of useful information and you can join the forum and
post any questions or problems you may have. This is a great form of
support and motivation to organise you.
f you are not sure if you want to commit yourself to being a courier would
advise you to try it out first. You can do this by contacting some of the
larger courier companies first such as City Sprint which is one of the UK's
largest Sameday courier companies. f you don't own your own vehicle
they will provide advice and can arrange on your behlaf a competitive rental
vehicle agreement.
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They also provide on their website www.citysprint.co.uk a section which
shows available vacancies in your area.
You will, of course, not have the freedom of choice etc as with your own
courier business but if you do have reservations it is a great way to start.
Lets face it you might hate it and at least you have found out sooner rather
than later.
f you do have your own vehicle and don't want to rent one but are still
unsure that this is for you then contact some of your local courier
companies and try some sub-contracting. You might need to be a little
flexible on price especially if you have little or no experience.
You will however soon find out if you enjoy this type of work.
Sub-contracting works goes as follows;
Customer calls company with a job
Company finds another courier to do this job at a lower rate (subbing)
Company and courier agree the price
Subby carries out the work
The customer pays the courier company and then the company will pay
the subby.
** Always check the companies payment terms and conditions before
accepting work. This is imperative in order that you can manage your
cashflow and keep your business running. will cover cashflow in a
separate chapter in this book.
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Well know the typical perception of couriers is the "white van man.
Well yes if you are humping huge parcels or car parts then you would
need a van.
This isn't the case here. Remember what we are looking for here is to
utilize a sub-niche documents, cheques, wills, computer parts etc.
You do not need a transit van for this. What you do need is a reliable and
fuel saving car. have always used Corsas but there are many other types
of vehicle you could use such as 'smart cars' (as used by citysprint).
f you are still keen to purchase your own van you could always trial this
method before you committ. know some couriers who just hired a van or
car for a short period of time to see if they liked it. Just make sure, as with
anything, that you read the small print. Costs mount up and also you would
need to be very clear where you stood regarding insurance and any
possible accidents and subsequent claims.
You may well have your own van which is great but you do need to make
sure you do your sums. Running a larger van, rather like a larger house,
will eat into your profit margins. A smaller, domestic "parcel car could be
more viable.
For example say the difference in costing between a van and a car was 8p
a mile - this adds up to 8 every hundred miles you do. Take this figure
and multiply it by your average weekly mileage and you could soon find
your van costing you 's in profit.
There are some couriers who prefer to use a motorcycle. These people
tend to be based in major cities where congestion, bus lanes and lane rules
make it more difficult.
Running a motorcycle will be cheaper than a car or van and yes extremely
useful in congested cities but the downsides are they are not as safe on the
motorways especially in bad weather and the comfort factor really isn't
there. You will still be able to make a profit using a motorcycle but you
need to assess where the bulk of your main deliveries will be. f you are
just sticking to say London then it may be more beneficial for you.
f you are more interested in becoming a motorcycle courier then there are
other various bodies which will be able to help you find work such as
motorcycle magazines and online recruitment agencies. Just type
motorcycle courier work or motorcycle courier companies into your browser
and you will definitely find something.
Ok so if you have decided that you would rather go down the route of a
parcel car what next? Well have a look at what you already have.
How old is your vehicle? How much does it cost to run and is it reliable?
You may find that a ten year old, gas guzzling car is ok for running the
family around but when you start to use it as a business vehicle it becomes
a money eating liability.
You also need to bear in mind the following;
You will be a newcomer to this industry and vying for work with other more
experienced and well known drivers. A lot of companies do prefer it if you
have a van and some will only hire a parcel car if desperate. This could be
a problem if you are just starting out. One of the ways overcame this was
to make sure had a car that was clean and professional looking, ie; no
stuffed or nodding dogs or baby car seats in it. mpressions are
everything.
The second biggest implication of going down the parcel car route is the
dreaded tax. Yep that one thing we can never get away from.
f you use your personal vehicle to deliver parcels you will not be eligible for
the tax benefits you could get if you were using a van. VAT and fuel
consumption also fall under this category.
You could always consider a kind of half way house and look at some
smaller vans such as Fiat vans or Peugoet vans. will, later on, for those
of you who are interested in a van as opposed to a car just run through
some of the options open to you.
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Well the first thing you need to do is have an initial plan. Not a full blown
business plan yet just a simple check list to ensure you have all the
information you need to hand.
would in the first instance follow something like this;
What are my costs going to be?
Vehicle
Fuel
nsurance
Advertising
Accountancy Fees
How much can I earn?
Work Available
Rates of Pay
Potential Customers (very important research)
Potential income
Competition
How many competitors do you have and importantly take a good look at the
successful ones and see how they are doing it. mportant point is when
you are assessing your competitors make sure you choose one along the
same lines as the business you are going to run. So if you are going to
use a car to deliver important documents don't compare yourself to TNT!
You will be able to find a great deal of information regarding some of these
issues later on in this book. would, however, recommend that you carry
out thorough research regarding this in your particular area.
Contact local couriers and ask for prices and quotes - this way you will
have an idea how they structure their quotes and prices.
Another great way of doing research is to actually make a list of business
parks, industrial estates etc and go along and see what's happening.
t's amazing how much you can glean from just watching.
Start a small survey of as many people you can think of too see if they use
courier services. You need to ask specific questions ie do they use them for
delivering important documents. Some examples would be:
Ask family and friends do they use couriers or do their employers.
f they do what services do they use?
How often would they use a courier?
How much would they be prepared to pay?
What attributes do they look for before hiring a courier company?
Would they use a courier to ensure an important document was received
on time?
Start networking word of mouth is usually the best form of advertising and
building long lasting business relationships. t's not always easy to make
that plunge but once you do it gets easier. You just have to make that initial
effort to contact people and join in. f you are uneasy about contacting
local companies and businesses start off by joining a forum or discussion
group online and try and get a feel that way. You do need, however, to get
out into your business community at some point.
Once you start looking and asking you will quickly start to build a picture
which will be invaluable in your business plan.
Regarding your costs such as vehicle, insurance etc again make a list of all
the suppliers you might use. Contact them and get all the relevant quotes
and information you may need.
Speak to the business planning section in your bank they are usually
extremely helpful and will provide you with a business plan, help you
complete it and also give you an honest insight as to whether this will work.
You must do this even if you dont need to borrow any money. A business
plan provided by banks will cover everything (even things that don't apply
to you).
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No you don't - you can just set up as a 'sole trader' which for a sameday
courier should be sufficient. You would be personally liable for any debts
but unlike a retail store which has to carry thousands and thousands of
pounds of stock you would not have these overheads.
You could, if you wished, set up a limited company which would limit any
debt liability.
Before you decide which route you are going down "sole trader or limited
company seek advice from a chartered accountant. This is very, very
important and well worth the fee you may pay. They will be able to advise
you on which way to go based upon your present financial situation and
also if there are any financial benefits to be gained.
know so many people that have not done this at the outset and have hit
problems later on. Forearmed is forewarned.
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You do have a legal obligation to register your business for VAT once you
reach the threshold of 67,000. However by becoming VAT registered you
will be able to charge VAT to your customers. This can help with monetary
savings such as fuel. You should find that quite a few of your clients will
be VAT registered and will have no problem with you charging VAT.
My advice would be to seek the advice of an accountant first before
committing yourself to anything. You should also check out the nland
revenue and VAT website. www.hmrc.gov.uk/VAT/start/introduction.htm
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The best way is to ask around, it really is! You will know many people that
have used or are using accountants. Recommendation is the best option
and would in the first instance use a local accountant. t is easier to build
and maintain a relationship especially during the first twelve months of a
new business. By all means ask if they have any other accounts relating
to the courier industry but would not get to hung up on that to start with.
Main points that need to be met by your accountant;
Available to speak to quickly.
Reliable and honest advice.
Ensures that you do not forget to submit process any important documents.
Helpful and approachable do not choose an accountant who makes you
feel like their doing you a favour. They are not they are working for you!
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thought would add this one just after finding a good accountant.
When you do start trading please make sure you have set up an organised
system for your records and receipts. You should really set this up before
you start trading as anything you have bought prior to this might be able to
be used. A word of caution is if you do not do this it will cost you a lot more
money further down the line when your accountant is trying to sort the
mess out... You have been warned.
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The first thing you need to do is contact your local tax office and inform
them that you are going to be self employed. They will want certain
information from you.
Although HM Revenue & Customs is not everyones' favourite they do
provide excellent help and information regarding all aspects of being self-
employed.
f you visit their website at http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/startingup/index.htm
you will be able to register either online, by telephoning the newly self-
employed helpline or print off an application form.
They also have links regarding starting up your own business,
self-employment and self assessment.
t really is an extremely helpful and easy to use website and if you take
sometime to have a look around you will find all the help and information
you need.
This is the best option as tax and vat rules do change and this way you will
get the most uptodate and current information.
A quick overview is:
ncome received as a self-employed courier will not have been subjected to
tax. t is the law that any untaxed income you receive has to be declared
to the HMRC (Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs).
You will have to complete a tax return every year. This can be done
manually or online.
You will be able to claim tax relief on your running costs and other costs
you may incur such as marketing and advertising.
You will also be able to claim tax relief if you run your business from home.
This will probably be a partial claim and you have to be able to identify the
business part of your expenses. You will have to make an estimate of
what proportion of your home is used for business purposes. This is easy
if you only use one room exclusively (say your office)
Another fantastic and easy to navigate website is:
http://www.businesslink.gov.uk . This site provides loads of information
regarding business plans, sample business plans, budgeting, common
mistakes, markets and competitors.
These sites and others like them are fundamental to your overall research
and will fill in the gaps on your business plan.
f you are still finding it difficult to complete a business plan would start
with a Business Strategy.
This can be short say a couple of pages and is a great way to base your
business plan on.
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Ok you need to develop a REALSTC vision for your business. What will
it look like or be like in three years. For example: how large, activities etc.
A way to test this is to imagine if an alien from another planet landed!
What would they find?
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What is this business all about. What am hoping to achieve. What is the
purpose of my courier business. This is great for really focusing on what
you want to do. So instead of saying deliver things you would say
deliver important documents the same day. t gives you clarification and
cuts out the 'wooliness'.
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What are my objectives. Filling this in forces you to plan for the short,
medium and long-term. How do you see your business in the short-term?
What profits do you expect, how is your cashflow going to be? You need
to clearly state your business objectives in terms of the results/wants.
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How is your business going to be operated. How will you conduct
relationships with your customers etc. A very important part as it enables
you to set off on a professional stance from day one.
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The strategies are the rules by which the mission, objectives are governed.
All business no matter how large or small needs strategies to become and
stay successful.
For example one strategy could be;
A new vehcile will replace the existing one within three years
Or
The companys' internal cash flow will fund all my future growth.
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Your goals are specific time-based measurements which you will acheive
by implementing strategies.
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Programs will set out the implementation plans for your key strategies.
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mentioned this earlier in the book when discussing sub-contracting and
now we have run through the importance of business plans just wanted to
say a bit more about this.
Cashflow is the life blood of ANY BUSNESS but unfortunately not taken
seriously enough.
Cashflow will make the difference between survival or failure of your
business.
One of the main mistakes people make is to confuse cashflow with profit.
These are two totally different things. Profit is the difference between your
income and your outgoings and is measured over a period of time.
Cashflow is money coming into the business from courier work and is used
to help pay for money going out of the business for insurance, car, van etc.
Problems occur if:
A) You dont have enough work or
B) You are having problems being paid by courier companies and
customers.
The way to try and help overcome these problems is to prepare a cash flow
forecast. This means you need to try and plan out what costs you are
going to have for the following year and also what you think you are going
to earn. As a new business this is more difficult and has to be based on
your research (that is why it is so important).
have listed below how your cashflow is worked out. You will find tables
etc within your business planner.
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Ior each month. This is Iound by multiplying the amount the Iirm
thinks it will sell by the price they charge.
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expects to have to make during the year. This will be added
together to give a 'Total Payments' box Ior each month.
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payments and the receipts. For example, iI in January a Iirm
expects to receive 500 in revenue but will expect its total
payments to be 650, it will have a net cash Ilow oI -150. This
can either be put into the box as a minus number or is sometimes
put in brackets (150) to show that it is a negative Iigure.
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! 5%",$,6 7)2),#": This shows the money that a Iirm has carried
over Irom a previous month. For example, in the case above, the
Iirm would have to show that it had a negative cash Ilow oI -150
carried over Irom January in the box Ior 'opening balance' Ior
February.
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Iigure and the opening balance.
As you can see from the above problems can really start if you are not paid
on time because you will have (as a new business especially) worked out
your cash flow based on your or the courier companies payment terms and
your payment terms.
Always make sure your customers are aware of your payment terms and
always check the courier company's payment terms.
Before you does any sub-contracting ask around to see if the company are
A) good payers or,
B) liable to go out of business.
f you do have problems you could always try re-negotiating the terms
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I have incIuded at the very end of this book a Iist of courier
companies that are reIiabIe and pay on time. This list will get you
started and into the industry but you should begin by contacting your local
companies. These can be found on the yellow pages, local newspapers,
asking friends and family and also the internet. Be wary of some of the
advertisements on the internet though as they offer you work but will take a
percentage of your earnings. As have said before to get the best from
searching the internet pick your search terms carefully.
As discussed earlier you need to have some business cards printed and
some letterheads. personally would get some invoice pads printed as
they look more professional and as a newcomer this is always important.
Just make sure you negotiate a small order with the printer. f you change
your mind later you don't want to be left with thousands of unused
invoices.
Your business card needs to be something like this;
Company Name
Tag line stating your services
Your Name
Type of work you do
Contact numbers
E-mail address
Most printers will at the outset state they can only do a minimum amount
but don't take no for an answer and haggle they will usually meet you half
way in the end.
There are also online printing sites that are quite reasonable you get to
put your own information in etc and it will give you a price.
Try www.clickbusinesscards.co.uk
Once you have your complete list to hand would recommend this method;
Start with the local companies that have a few vans then move further
afield. Remember don't pay any of these companies any upfront fees or
monthly fees as they usually turn out to be scams. f you are not sure
check on the forums as they have all the latest and up-to-date news.
Also try and check out their trading history if you can remember what
said in the chapter cashflow about companies going out of business and
you not getting paid. This is one of the reasons it is good to start with your
local companies because you will usually know who they are and how long
they have been around. This helps give you a good start without getting
your fingers burnt.
When you have made contact you will need to give them the following
details;
Type of vehicle
Weight t will carry
When you are available (be very available to start with!)
Type of insurance you have
Once you have a company that wants you to do some work
You will give them a price and an ETA.
f they agree you will be given a collection address.
Once you have collected give them a call to confirm.
You then deliver the goods and get a POD signed
You then call into the company with the POD details
Then send them the POD
know its a bit of a simple way to describe the procedure but when you are
starting a new career the simpler the better. Following this will mean you
really do look like you know what you are doing.
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This will vary from company to company. As said before because all
companies are different you need to check their payment terms and
payment history so you can build this into your cashflow.
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Spread yourself around and dont put all your eggs in one basket.
Pay all your bills on time.
Don't take on work you know you can't do.
Try not to give ETA on backloads ( will explain all about these later)
You must keep on top of your book-keeping and send out your invoices
promptly.
f a company owes you more than one months worth of money don't do
anymore work for them. Remember time is money and their is a price to be
paid for your time. So if they don't pay you they don't get your time!!
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Firstly what not to do;
Lose your temper- not a good move and rarely resolves anything.
Do not threaten or harrass anyone unless you want to get arrested.
No naming on forums this is a really, really bad idea as once it's there it's
there and the person concerned could take legal action against you.
Tips to Get Paid
Check your facts first make sure the invoice is overdue.
Give them a friendly call as this usually works wonders.
f nothing turns up then send a statement which lists all outstanding
invoices include all reference numbers and again make sure your
information is correct.
Next step contact them or write to them informing the company you will do
no further work until your outstanding invoices have been paid.
You could then send a letter saying payment is required within seven days
or the matter will be referred to a debt collection agency.
f you have still not been paid then you could consider referring this to a
debt collection agency. Do check the agency fees etc first otherwise you
could find yourself out of pocket.
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and included a few. n this chapter am going to go into these in more
detail.
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Your insurance cover is very, very important and please do not try and cut
corners with this otherwise you could end up with some serious problems.
Firstly if you are just "dipping your toe in the water and don't have your
own vehicle firms such as citysprint will include your insurance with your
rental vehicle. Other courier companies will also have "goods in transit
cover but you need to check this out thoroughly before you take on any
work.
With regard to obtaining your own insurance this is one of the major points
you need to research before committing yourself. Below have listed a few
pointers that you need to bear in mind;
Just having business use on your policy is not enough to be able to carry
out deliveries as a courier. You need to start a new policy or amend an
existing one to include 'carriage of goods for hire and reward.'
By doing this you will be able to get work subbing for other companies.
This insurance also protects you from any other problems you might face if
anything happens to the goods you are carrying.
You also need to make sure you have goods in transit cover. This covers
loss or damge to the goods you are carrying for people.
Before you sign any insurance policy documents you need to check the
wording very carefully to make sure you are covered for everything you
need to be.
Bear in mind the "goods in transit section exclusions can be longer than
the rest of the policy. Double check this as there could be some items on
that list that you really do need to be covered for.
Another point to look out for with "goods in transit is that some policies will
only cover the goods when they are in your vehicle not whilst you're
walking accross the road or taking them into an office.
Public liability insurance is also important and quite often you can get this
bundled in with goods in transit for a small fee.
Public liability insurance covers you in case you damage property or injure
people. Say you put a small parcel down on the floor and someone falls
over it and injures themselves you should be covered.
Again please check this part of the policy carefully because unfortunately
there have been instances where people have not been insured because
they were deemed "not to have taken care or if on a companies' premises
not following that companies' health and safety policy. Check and check
again. f you are not sure what the insurance company are trying to sell
you do not buy it until you are. A good place for any queries are courier
forums - check out www.codforums.org
Earlier in the book when we were looking at business planning mentioned
the important of networking and meeting other like minded people. f you
have done this would speak to these people regarding insurance before
you do commit. nsurance companies can be great one year and dire the
next and what might seem like an unbelievable deal usually is unbelievable
and will come back and bite you in the butt!
Make sure you can pay your insurance monthly as this will help your
cashflow.
have listed two insurance companies that are good but please dont just
take my word for it. Everybodys' personal and financial situations are
different.
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As stated earlier your vehicle is one of your main costs. f you are
completely sure this is what you want to do and want your own vehicle bear
this in mind.
n order to maximize your profits and manage your cashflow you do need to
keep this as low as possible . am sure you would like the 'brand spanking
new van' but do you really need it. No you don't as you will be specializing
in delivering documents etc and you do not need a van. Companies who
are hiring you to deliver documents do not expect you to turn up in a van.
f you are thinking of delivering heavier, bulkier items then you would
probably need to get a van. You could always look at the courier van
kombis. These are a cross between a van and a car and have rear seats.
Many couriers carrying out this specialized delivery are using cars such as
Smart Cars or Corsas and Peugoets.
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This is the million dollar question and one that a lot of couriers don't always
agree on. There are some couriers who would rather buy their vehicle
outright and not have the monthly payments to make and there are some
who would rather pay monthly knowing they can give the car/van back at
the end of the term and either walk away or start again.
Some people also like the idea of flexible agreement terms that can include
servicing and maintenance. Also giving the vehicle back helps eliminate
the risk of depreciation.
My honest advice would be you need to look at your circumstances before
you make a decision. Here are a few things to consider:
Do you own a van or car?
How old is your vehicle?
s it suitable for courier work?
Can you have exclusive use of the vehicle all day (is it shared by a partner)
How many miles has it done?
Can you service your own vehicle?
Would you have to borrow money to buy a car or van outright?
Would you need finance and if so have you got any other money to live on
if times are quiet. The loan will still need paying?
How many miles are you thinking of doing?
These are just a few questions you need to ask yourself to weigh up all
your options. As said everyones circumstances are different.
have included below a brief summary of how vehicles can be financed
and what you should get within each contract. This will help you make
your mind up and also if you know what you are talking about you should
be able to negotiate a good deal.
CONTRACT HRE
Fix the cost of your vehicles
Van Contract hire from Best 4 Vans - could prove ideal for your business.
You can focus on core activities, by fixing your costs and avoiding the
burden and risk of owning your own vehicles.
Contract hire benefits
* Fixed monthly payments - easier budgeting comes as
standard
* Flexible agreement terms - variable terms and mileage
available
* Vehicle maintenance option - include servicing and
maintenance in your rentals to help spread the cost
* Eliminate risk of asset depreciation - at the end of the
agreement, you simply hand back the vehicle, subject to return
conditions and excess mileage.
For a set monthly sum, everything except fuel and motor insurance can be
taken care of in your finance package - including servicing, tyres, even the
tax disc. At the end of the agreement, you simply hand back the vehicle.
Or you simply could negotiate a favourable extension to the contract.
CONTRACT PURCHASE
The fixed cost way to buy assets.
Contract purchase fixes your monthly payments and offers you flexible
terms.This type of finance gives you the opportunity to either retain or
return the vehicle at the end of the agreement.
Contract purchase benefits
* Fixed monthly payments - budgeting is easier when you
know the costs in advance
* Flexible agreement terms - variable terms and mileage
available
* Optional maintenance and added value services - can be
included in the agreement
* Guaranteed resale value - fix a vehicle resale
value to take effect at the end of the agreement
* Full ownership at end of contract - you own the vehicles
once all payments have been made
This finance may be preferable if you want to own your vehicles, yet avoid
the risk of depreciating assets. A guaranteed residual value helps improve
your cash flow during the agreement while making the vehicles cost
effective to buy.
FNANCE LEASE
The benefits of ownership - without the downsides
The benefits of ownership with spread fixed rentals and disposal
taken care of.
Finance lease benefits
* Low up-front costs - for just a small outlay, you can use the assets
immediately
* Flexible repayment structure - rental payments can be tailored to match
your cash flow
* Fixed or variable interest options - you decide which suits you best
* Tax advantages - VAT is payable on the rentals, not the purchase price,
while payments can normally be offset against taxable profit.
Monthly payments can be matched to your cash flow. At the end of this
commercial leasing agreement, the relevant assets are sold and you
receive the major share of the proceeds. As the asset owner, the company
claims the available writing-down allowances and reflect this in your
monthly payments.
HRE PURCHASE
Own your asset while spreading the cost
Hire purchase - otherwise known as lease purchase - is a simple
repayment facility, where you eventually own the asset at the end of your
agreement.
Hire purchase benefits
* Total control - the asset is yours at the end of the agreement
* Flexibility in your repayments - makes for easy budgeting
* Fixed or variable interest options - it's your decision which is best for
you
* Tax advantages - normally you can claim writing-down allowances and
perhaps capital grants, while repayment interest may be offset against
profits and VAT is usually reclaimable (special rules apply to cars)
There is great flexibility with this type of asset finance. t can be structured
in various ways, with a flexible deposit, fixed payments and perhaps a
balloon final lump sum.
Tax mplications
First off, a quick disclaimer. The following information is provided for
guidance only. It is correct to the best of our knowledge at the time of
publication. Please seek independent advice before using this information
to enter into any financial agreement. We accept no responsibility for any
liability that results from the application of the following information.
Sorry about that, but the tax situation is constantly changing. All can do is
provide some generic guidelines about the situation at the time of
publication. So please check with your accountant to ensure that the
guidelines apply in your case.
The tax implications of your new vehicle will depend upon a number of
factors. These are tied to the three main types of finance contracts:
* Contract Hire
* Lease Purchase
* Finance Lease
Contract Hire
With Business Contract Hire, the business is liable for the van, but it
doesn't own it. That means it is not part of the business assets. No capital
allowances can be claimed against the van, but all of the monthly charges
can be offset against profits for tax purposes as a business expense.
There is no 'benefit in kind' charge in respect of an employer provided van
where the 'restricted private use' condition is met.
Where the condition is not met the charge for unrestricted private use of the
van is 3000. Where an employer provides fuel for unrestricted private use
an additional fuel charge of 500 may also apply. So meeting the 'restricted
private use' condition is vital in avoiding a hefty tax bill.
The 'restricted private use' condition is met if:
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The terms on which the van is made available to the employee prohibit
its private use other than for ordinary commuting or travel between two
places that is, for practical purposes, substantially ordinary commuting; and
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Neither the employee nor a member of their family or household makes
private use of the van other than for those purposes; and
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The van is available to the employee mainly for use for the purpose of
the employee's business travel. This means that the van cannot be used for
commuting purposes alone.
More information can be found on the HMRC website at
www.hmrc.gov.uk/vans/index.htm
Lease Purchase
With Business Lease Purchase the van becomes a company asset.
That means you can claim capital allowances on the van. Although the
chancellor introduced the Annual nvestment Allowance in April 2008 it will
not surprise you that it cannot be used for vehicles. There is also no First
Year Allowance on vans so all you get is the Writing Down Allowance of
20% per year. This is also capped at 3000 per year. You can however
claim the interest payments as an operating expense separately. f it is
used for private mileage then the same costs apply as per Contract Hire.
Hopefully this will help you to understand the tax implications of your
decision to take out a contract for a new van. f you still have questions we
are happy to provide generic advice, but you need to check with your
accountant as they will be more fully aware of your full tax situation.
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f you do own your vehicle you need to build in these costs;
Servicing and maintenance.
These costs can be quite hefty if you are doing a high mileage per year.
People sometimes forget that running a car for pleasure is not the same as
for business.
Your car parts including tyres will need replacing more frequently and you
will need regular services.
t is important that you build a reasonable amount into your expenditure to
cover these costs. What ever you do don't ignore them or hope they don't
happen to you. They will and you need money set aside from your income
to cover these. f you don't then your car or van will be off the road and
the business you worked so hard to build and all the contacts you made will
be lost. Companies will not be loyal and wait for you to get enough money
together for your repairs. You will lose them overnight.
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This is another important cost that you should not ignore. f you do there
will come the day when you are stuck on the motorway with no cover.
t really is easier to pay for this monthly than be landed with no vehicle and
a huge bill to recover it.
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No-one can escape from this. The DVLA and the police now use a system
that patrol cars can pick up whether or not a car is taxed and insured just
from the registration number.
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Your mobile bill will be higher as you will be on the move all day and will
need to stay in touch with your customers regarding collections and
deliveries. You also need to be contactable regarding future work.
Take the time to check out service providers to get the best deal and also
check with your accountant regarding writing part of the bill off against your
tax.
t is also better to have a mobile that is e-mail enabled as well this will
mean you can send quotes on the go! And keep in touch. f you are
thinking of getting a new mobile phone check out the section further on in
this book on how to use "free sat nav with certain nokia phones.
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This one of your biggest expenses and without it you are going no-where!
The tips am going to give you can help you cut your fuel costs
dramatically. You see you will be doing a large amount of miles per year
so if you implement many, small changes the savings at the end of the year
will be quite considerable. That is the key to saving money on fuel lots of
small changes carried out consistently.
Always make sure your tyre pressure is correct. ncorrect pressure will
result in you using more fuel.
You need to maintain momentum whilst driving;
Anticipate gaps in traffic at roundabouts.
Don't rush to the traffic lights only to have to break sharply. t is a fact that
driving at the speed limit will give you mainly green lights.
f in a traffic queue don't sit straight behind the car in front only to keep stop
starting - keep your distance and you will find you will keep moving.
Try and reach top gear quicker go from second to fourth. Although cars
are designed to start in the lowest gear possible this means an increase in
fuel consumption.
Remember for every 5mph you drive over 65mph represents a 7%
decrease in fuel economy.
f you do have cruise control use is sensibly. Cruise control wil help
improve your fuel intake but only if you are driving on mostly flat roads.
f you are driving up hilly roads the cruise control will cause your vehicle to
speed up thus using more fuel.
Only carry what you have to in your vehicle. Heavier vehicles require
more energy to move so exess weight will affect your mileage.
Try and avoid excessive idling. t is more efficient where you can to turn
the engine off and start it again.
Whilst using airconditioning in your vehicle does use more fuel it can be
worse to drive with all the windows down as there is an increase in drag on
the vehicle. So if you are driving slowly around town then wind your
windows down but if you are on the motorway then turn on the air
conditioning.
Check your air filter as if its dirty this will restrict the flow of air into the
engine. More fuel will be used
Don't fill your car/van up on the motorway as it costs more.
Find out the lowest petrol prices in your area. There is a great website
called www.petrolprices.com f you create an account (free) you will by
entering your postcode be able to see on a daily basis which are the
cheapest fuel stations in the area your in. t covers all UK petrol stations
and has daily updates.
These tips over the course of a year will save you a considerable amount of
fuel thus maximising your profits.
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thought it would be approriate to mention fuel cards in this section as
frequently get asked if they are beneficial.
Fuel cards are a great way to control your cashflow, guess the way to
think about them is rather like a credit card (you will need a good credit
rating to aquire one of these as you will be credit checked).
You will pay for your fuel on your card and then receive an invoice usually
on a weekly basis. This is a good way of always having your fuel
expenditure to hand for your accountant etc as you dont have to worry
about losing your receipts! Most companies will have different types of
fuel accounts to suit different businesses. They will usually work out which
one you need by reviewing your consumption, distance and type of vehicle
(petrol or diesel).
The main benefit to using fuel cards are the discounted prices you should
receive. Some can offer 5-6p per litre cheaper than prices at the pumps.
You will also be able find out the price for the following week so you wont
be exposed to fluctuating prices. The way fixed price fuel cards do this is
by "bunkering to buy the fuel in at a fixed cost. You can also opt to pay
pump prices so that you will be able to decide where and when to buy your
fuel.
Companies such as Texaco, Keyfuels, Euroshell and BP are nationwide
operators and you can buy your fuel from single or multinetwork petrol
stations. There are also some fuel card companies that allow you to buy
your fuel from the supermarket forecourts such as Tescos, Sainsburys and
Morrisons.
There are companies that offer no hidden charges, or charges for invoicing,
for the card and all you should pay for is the fuel.
You should consider the following points in order that you can find out
which fuel card might be best for your business.
Do you need credit?
How much do you need to spend a month on fuel?
Will you want a single card to use in different petrol stations?
How do you want to pay weekly or monthly?
Here are a few fuel card providers for you too take a look at
Total Fuel Card Networks
Esso Fuel Card Networks
Texaco Fuel Card Networks
Keyfueld Card Networks
BP Card Networks
There is a great site called www.businessfuelcards.co.uk which will help
you find the right fuel card in a few easy steps.
You could also consider only using a fuel card for emergencies say you
need fuel on the motorway and dont want to pay the pump price and use a
credit card set up specifically for fuel usage only. This can be beneficial as
some of the credit card companies terms can be longer.
Please read all small print and if your not sure post a question on a forum.
Do not sign up until you have weighed up all the pros and cons.
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Yes you can if you work smarter not harder! n the next paragraph am
going to explain how this can be done. You do, however, have to be
committed, organised and run this as a business not a hobby. You have to
be "on the ball and manage your time effectively.... This is the key and
once you have got the hang of this and you are not "hopping from one
place to another with no specific game plan you will make money.
Take this example - if you and your client have agreed on a rate of 1.50
per mile to take documents from Oxford to Manchester which is
approximately 100 miles. You then drove back to Oxford from Manchester
you are only ACTUALLY earning 75 per mile because your total journey
was 200 miles. This probably seems so simple to you as your reading this
but you would not believe how many people will price a job, work out their
cashflow based upon this and completely forget they have to do the return
journey which of course needs fuel, wear and tear and time.
Please re-read the above paragraph and remember that EVERYTHNG
has to be taken in account when pricing jobs..... One of the fastest ways
to lose money and your business is not to heed this warning.
Ok so how do you overcome this problem because of course you have to
do the return journey (unless you intend moving everyday!)
You need to try and build into your trip a "return journey job. Basically this
means that when you have delivered your original package to say
Manchester you don't return to Oxford empty handed and down on your
profit.
The way to do this is plan, plan and plan again. Hence earlier when said
if your hopping around from one thing to another you will end up broke....
When you have taken your original job on then you need to be arranging a
"return journey. Courier companies know that they will make more
money if they offer work to couriers who are returning home at reduced
rates than if they had to pay their drivers the full amount.
So in this example you would need to contact courier companies in
Manchester to see if anyone has a backload they need dropping off in
Oxford or nearby. Also you could contact courier companies on the route
to Oxford so then you would have two jobs on your return journey with only
the same outlay for fuel, insurance and your time.
This is how you make 350 a day. You plan your route and jobs with
precision and organisation. YOU DO NOT just go driving off into the sunset
willy nilly. You need to minimise your dead mileage. Period.
Another point raised earlier in this book which is vital to this working is
networking and having contacts. This is where this really comes into play
as you will be able to pick up many, many return and extra jobs this way.
Obviously when you first start your business you will not have as many
contacts etc and will have to work at building these up. Again be
proficient, punctual and honest and this will happen.
You can also contact your contacts when you start your original outbound
journey to see if they have anything you could fit in with your schedule.
This is called 'doubling up'.
Most couriers do not succeed with this because they don't plan, or they
don't network sufficiently.
As soon as you take an original job you should be planning and organising
backloads and doubling-up opportunities. Heck most people are just too
lazy to do this and run their business rather like a hobby!
Key Points To Remember
Ok it is imperative that your primary (original customer) gets their package
first and on time. This goes without saying.
Also you should inform any customers of secondary packages that their
package will be delivered second.
However, please use your common sense. f on a geographical basis it
makes sense and time to deliver the second package first then you should.
Also if you don't need to tell the primary customer you will also be
delivering another package then don't. You have to use your own
judgement based on your knowledge of your customers, their needs and
your committments.
What ever you do don't overdo the "doubling up or you may end up not
delivering anything on time.
When you are first starting out as stated before you won't have too many
contacts so start this off on a small scale until you get the hang of it.
By this mean everyone gets their package on time and you have made
money.
You will get work and lots of it but only if you follow the tried and tested
rules in this book. Advice can be given but its up to you what you
do with it.
Hard work and perseverance to start with will pay dividends as will making
"organised your middle name.
Another way to find "doubling up work and backloads is to check out
websites that post jobs. You can then enter destination and date and see
if anything matches.
Here are a few websites that offer this;
www.ukbackloads.com
This is a great site to help you maximise your opportunities. t matches
goods to couriers. All you have to do is sign up, search for return loads,
agree the terms and perform the jobs. There is a fee however these jobs
are highly relevant to your time and destination schedule.
www.courierexchange.co.uk
This is an online marketplace for owner drivers, and couriers. This website
also gives you access to all the loads posted on the system. You can see
at a glance any return journeys that may be available on the day you
require. Again this is up-to-date, correct and easy to access information.
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Nokia is in the process of making its "turn-by-turn navigation free on ten of
its top smartphones. You will be able to get free Ovi maps which will
incorporate turn-by-turn navigation for walking and driving. You can get 2D
and 3D mapping, load onto the smartphone either over the air or you can
pre-load this with your Pc (so no network connection is needed and no
charges will be incurred, especially when roaming).
Compatible handsets;
X6
- N97 mini
- E72
- E55
- E52
- 6730 cIassic
- 6710 Navigator
- 5800 XpressMusic
- 5800 Navigation Edition
- 5230
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Penalty points don't you just hate them?
There are many instances when you can actually challenge penalty points.
Most people don't as they think "thats it. What you have to bear in mind
are the following points;
There are many speed signs which are not lawful;
Sign did not have a light above it.
Not made with the correct reflectivity
There were inadequate repeater signs along the road
There were inadequate warning regarding the change of speed limit.
The key to challenging penalty points is not too take what the police say
without first seeing the evidence.
People assume that the police follow all the correct procedures when say
using a laser speed detector. The ACPO Code of Practice is produced by
the Association of Chief Police Officers and states how the police should
operate speed equipment, how the evidence should be documented and
how the police should prepare a case for court. You will be surprised at
how many police officers don't know what it says. There is also
manufacturers instructions for each device - this is always interesting when
the police haven't followed them...
So there you are. With the addition of the contact details that 've listed
over the following pages you now have all the information you need to
become a highly-paid sameday courier driver.
hope you have enjoyed reading this manual and are looking forward to
your new career.... Happy Driving ...... !"#$ !"#$ !"#$ !"#$
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Courier Companies In London
E. courier.co.uk
Cityside House
40 Adler Street
London
E1 1EE
City Sprint
Greater London Hire Limited (Head Office)
GLH House
12-18 High Road
London, N2 9PJ
Phone: (020) 7490 4222*
Fax: (020) 8444 2026
Thames Valley Business Directory
24, Buckhurst Road
Frimley Green
Surrey
GU16 6LH
Tel: +44(0)1252 692893
Cyclone Car & Courier Company Ltd.
Cyclone House,
27-29 Whitfield Street,
Tottenham Court Road,
London, W1T 2SE
0845 456 8881
Elite
Head Office
Elite Worldwide
West Town Farm
Farm Road
Taplow
Berks
SL6 0PT
087 087 30330
klickcouriers.com
Suite 405,
1 Alie Street
London
E1 8DE
Tel : 0207 488 1012 (8:30 AM to 12:30 AM)
Phone: 0207 078 9422(8:30 AM to 12:30 AM)
Fax : 0207 900 3085
Email : info @ klickcouriers.com
courierNet
1 Kingfisher Way
London
NW10 8TF
0208 830 1413
Fax: 0208 810 4487
Email: info@courierNet.co.uk
Unit 1 Quayside Lodge
William Morris Way
London
SW6 2UZ
(0) 20 7736 1144
MPC Excel
188 Westferry Road
London
E14 3RY
0207536 7170
Chase Couriers Limited
2 Haydons Road
London
SW19 1HL
Telephone:
020 8540 39933
Pony Express (West London)
Phone: 0845 0000 560
Dephna House
North Acton Road
Park Royal
London
NW10 6QH
0845 0000 560
RJJ Worldwide Ltd
4, Beta Way
Thorpe ndustrial Estate
Thorpe, Egham TW20 8RE
01784 477 444
City of london Courier
Unit 'A' Digbyland Studios
Digby Road
London
E9 6HX
08450 600 666
Go-Betweens Couriers Ltd
38, Mount Pleasant,
London,
WC1X 0AN
020 7278 1000
Global Express UK Limited
Airport House,
Purley Way,
Croydon,
CR0 0XZ
0800 298 8599
Greater London Couriers UK
Finchley House,
High Road,
London
N12 0BT
020 8369 6903
Core Couriers
02033 709240
CTS Courier Services
B, 2, nworth Street,
London,
SW11 3EP
020 3302 4798
Crown Oak Logistics
Crownoak House,
Mount Pleasant,
West London,
WC1X 0AN
: 0800 335 7679
Speed Link
Unit 1, Avondale Business Centre
Avondale Road
Fleet
Hampshire
GU51 3BH
0844 736 2805
Sameday UK Ltd
Courier House,
Opal Street,
London
SE11 4HS
0800 435740
TNT
0800 100 600
PDQ Express Couriers Limited
19, Brook Lane North,
Brentford,
Middlesex
TW8 0PP
020 8758 0800
Deadline Despatch Ltd
Unit 19,
Arundel Road,
Uxbridge,
Middlesex
UB8 2SN
: 0208 9630400
Vanguard Couriers
19-21, Crawford Street,
London,
W1H 1PJ
020 7258 1818
Sameday Dispatch Services
0845 226 2994
Freight Movement UK Ltd
655, River Gardens,
Feltham,
Middlesex
TW14 0RB
0845 127 2213
Ash Logistics
Unit 73,
Wenta Business Centre,
Watford,
WD24 7ND
01923 693 753
Rapid Link Transport
Unit 10B,
Europa Trading Estate,
Erith,
DA8 1QL
01322 838852
D & H Transport Services
Rodgers House,
Kings Avenue,
Clapham,
London,
SW4 8HF
0800 7314766
CSM Logistics
15-16 Rushworth Street,
London
SE1 0RB
Wallace Courier Services
286 Muswell Hill
Broadway
London
020 8352 3634
Speedlink
Oxford Street
0844 736 2805
Sameday Dispatch Services
20 Vauxhall Bridge Road
London
SW1V 2SA
Ash Logistics
Unit 73
Wenta Business Centre
Watford
WD24 7ND
South West EngIand
Dataline Express Couriers
14, Clifton Down Road,
Bristol,
Avon
BS8 4BF
Mail Boxes Etc
42, Triangle West,
Bristol,
Avon
BS8 1ES
: 0117 922 7671
BEE-KWK (courier)
57, Old Tiverton Rd,
Exeter,
Devon
EX4 6NG
01392 341485
Mark Andrews Transport
17, Tucker Close,
Plymouth,
Devon
PL5 1AW
01752 350960
Link Up UK
85, Labrador Drive,
Poole,
Dorset
BH15 1UY
01202 669265
Bluedot Express Logistics
Berkeley House,
Hunts Rise,
Swindon,
Wiltshire
SN3 4TG
01793 834901
E&C Distribution
Southern Branch,
Fossway Avenue,
Gloucestershire,
Moreton-n-Marsh,
GL56 0EA
01772 865214
Avon Express Couriers
Unit 6, Broadway Court,
Miles St,
Bath,
Avon
BA2 4HX
01225 571334
Deadline Distribution Ltd
Old Mill ndustrial Estate,
Exeter,
EX5 4RJ
01392 757029
LOGSTCS DRECT
Airport Business Centre,
Thornbury Rd,
Plymouth,
Devon
PL6 7PP
0845 4799487
A-ONE COURERS (Delivery Partners Ltd)
Unit 7 King Charles Business Park,
Old Newton Road,
Heathfield,
Newton Abbot,
Devon
TQ12 6UT
01626 834 004
nterlink Express Parcels
Unit 4-5,Canvin Court,
Bancombe Rd,
Somerton Business Park,
Somerton,
Somerset
TA11 6SB
01458 273320
Sameday UK
Courier House,
North Road,
Broadwell,
Coleford,
GL16 7DR
0800 435740
1st Class Couriers
6, Paddock Close,
Stapehill,
Wimborne,
Dorset
BH21 7PA
01202 876440
My Sameday Courier
19, Berkeley Close,
Downend,
Bristol,
Avon
BS16 6UJ
DHL Express (UK) Ltd
Lysander Rd,
Westbury-on-Trym,
Bristol,
Avon
BS10 7DD
0844 2480506
Sprinter Couriers
Unit 9d,
Wincombe Business Park,
Shaftesbury,
Dorset
SP7 9QJ
01747 850276
nterlink Express Parcels
Malago House,
Bedminster Road,
Bristol,
Avon
BS3 5PE
0117 971 4646
nterlink Express Parcels
10, Surrey Close,
Granby ndustrial Estate,
Weymouth,
Dorset
DT4 9TY
01305 782058
Sameday UK
Courier House,
Dean Close,
Keynsham,
Bristol,
BS31 1RL
0800 435740
Rapido Couriers
Unit 3, Bankside,
Love Lane,
Cirencester,
Gloucestershire
GL7 1YG
01285 238178
Angel White Couriers
228, Oaktree Crescent,
Bradley Stoke,
Bristol,
Avon
BS32 9AH
07854 533274
A.M.L Couriers
3, Failand Walk,
Sea Mills,
Bristol,
Avon
BS9 2EU
0117 959 1791
Maypauls Couriers
3, Maple Walk,
Pucklechurch,
Bristol,
Avon
BS16 9RL
0800 2343637
Danwill Couriers
Walls House,
Aggs Lane,
Gotherington,
Gloucester,
Gloucestershire
GL52 9EU
01242 673 954
R.S Transport & Courier Service
82, Evering Avenue,
Poole, Dorset
BH12 4JH
07728 430645
A1 Couriers (Cotswolds) Ltd
Unit A1B, Staverton Technology Park,
Staverton, Cheltenham,
Gloucestershire
GL51 6TQ
01452 857924
TNT
0800 100 600
SMC Express Courier
324, Lower Rd,
Charlton All Saints,
Salisbury,
Wiltshire SP5 4HQ
0800 043 3475
Dataline Express Couriers
The Citadel, Bath Road,
Chippenham,
Wiltshire
SN15 2AB
0800 7311046
Torbay Couriers
Unit P The Market Forum,
Market Street,
Torquay,
Devon
TQ1 3AE
07778 440171
A & M Courier Service
88 Belben Road,
Poole,
Dorset
BH12 4PJ
01202 906480
nterlink Express
Unit 1A, Telford Road,
Salisbury,
Wiltshire SP2 7PH
08444 773257
nterlink Express Parcels
Homeland Farm,
Three Legged Cross,
Wimborne, Dorset
BH21 6QZ
01202 828691
Tamar Couriers
Unit 13, Saltash Business Park, Forge Lane,
Moorlands Trading Estate,
Saltash,
Cornwall PL12
01752 848333
nterlink Express Parcels
Unit 2, 23, Marsh Green Rd East,
Marsh Barton Trading Estate,
Exeter,
Devon
EX2 8PQ
01392 270333
RNS LOGSTCS
15, Coventry Close,
Corfe Mullen,
Wimborne,
Dorset
BH21 3UW
07971 778294
SJC 24/7 Couriers Ltd
20, Dickson Way, Pewsham,
Chippenham,
Wiltshire
SN15 3FW
01249 471100
Alpha Express Dispatch
61, Poundsland,
Broadclyst,
Exeter,
Devon
EX5 3HD
01392 461705
Road Runners - Express Delivery Service
Unit 23, Enterprise House,
Cheney Manor,
Swindon,
Wiltshire
SN2 2YZ
01793 978539
GLOUCESTER FREGHT SERVCES
Unit M2, nnsworth Technology Park,
nnsworth Lane,
Gloucester,
Gloucestershire
GL3 1DL
01452 730643
M & M Parcel & Pallet Delivery
109, Sterte Road,
Poole,
Dorset
BH15 2AD
07785 752818
Abbey Meads Express Ltd
61 Bayleaf Avenue,
Woodhall Park,
Swindon,
SN2 2RX
01793 325223
G.B.S
Newton Farm,
Ashchurch,
Tewkesbury,
Gloucestershire
GL20 7BE
07836 217404
STR LOGSTCS
Unit 3-4 Forrest Unit,
Hennock Rd East,
Marsh Barton Trading Estate,
Exeter, Devon
EX2 8RJ
01392 823016
M.S.P.Logistics Ltd
5, Church View, Church Road,
Rockhampton,
Berkeley,
Gloucestershire
GL13 9DX
0800 4488644
Road Runners (Gloucester)
SWJ House, Goodridge Business Park,
Goodridge Avenue,
Quedgeley,
Gloucester,
GL2 5EB
01452 698828
Lopen Systems Ltd
Manor Farm Cottage,
Water St,
Lopen,
South Petherton,
Somerset
TA13 5JP
01460 242067
Blackcat Couriers
Unit 14, Dunster Close,
Plympton,
Plymouth,
Devon
PL7 2FN
01752 341315
Simple Courier Solutions
Harding House,
49, Woolcombe Rd,
Portland,
Dorset
DT5 2HY
01305 821355
Connect4 Couriers Ltd
15, Conrad Close,
Swindon,
Wiltshire
SN3 6JG
01793 642721
L & F Express Transport
Unit 2 Minto Road ndustrial Centre,
Ashley Parade,
Bristol,
Avon BS2
0117 329 7243
ARJ Services
The Mill, Newent,
Gloucestershire
GL18 1JJ
0121 286 9987
LR Couriers
12, The Hollies,
Crewkerne,
Somerset
TA18 8JS
07771 896715
KKL Couriers
Room 4, 791,
Filton Avenue,
Filton,
Bristol,
Avon BS34 7HG
07916 473582
Dispatchit
386 Ringwood Rd,
Parkstone,
Poole,
BH12 3LT
01202 744588
On-Time Deliveries
66, Greenway Road,
Taunton,
Somerset
TA2 6LE
01823 210786
Trans Fast UK
St. Merryn Holiday Village,
St. Merryn,
Padstow,
Cornwall
PL28 8QA
07779 038758
APC Overnight
Unit 12,
Barncoose nd. Estate,
Wilson Way,
Redruth,
TR15 3RQ
01209 698544
Ferndown Forwarding & Logistics
10, Whittle Road,
Ferndown ndustrial Estate,
Wimborne,
Dorset
BH21 7RU
01202 868845
Sout East EngIand
TJ Hammond Transport Ltd
Barleylands, Barleylands Road,
Billericay,
Essex
CM11 2UD
0800 085 3244
C & A Courier Services
14B, Matlock Road, Brighton,
East Sussex
BN1 5BF
0 1273927000
GJS Services Ltd
Unit 5, Sextant Park,
Neptune Close,
Medway City Estate,
Rochester,
Kent
ME2 4LU
0845 116 1855
Treble Twenty Cars & Couriers Ltd
Unit 3, Kings Eight,
St. James Rd,
Brentwood,
Essex
CM14 4LF
01277 202020
A2B Couriers
Naylor Road,
London,
SE15 1QQ
08000 433 813
Star Couriers
29, Cromer Way,
Hailsham,
East Sussex
BN27 3DW
01323 842826
Exel Couriers
1, Repton House,
Repton Close,
Basildon,
Essex
SS13 1LJ
0844 8700665
Safeline Couriers
9-13, Church Street,
Whitchurch,
Hampshire
RG28
01256 893892
A J Express
Unit B1,
Crowhurst Road,
Brighton,
East Sussex
BN1 8AF
01273 504400
Ubiquitas Courier Service
28, Ackroyd Road,
Royston,
Hertfordshire
SG8 7DS
0844 3510263
CSM Logistics
15-16, Rushworth Street,
London,
SE1 0RB
'020 3376 5751
Dixons Dispatch Ltd
Cromer House,
Caxton Way,
Stevenage,
Hertfordshire
SG1 2DF
01438 365666
J D L
Maidstone Road,
Sutton Valance,
Maidstone,
ME17 3LS
0800 0192530
JC TRANSPORT
Greenacre,
Stoney Lane,
Ashmore Green,
Thatcham,
Berkshire
G18 9HE
0870 766 9190
Wilson's Express Sameday Ltd
Unit 6, Heronden Rd,
Maidstone,
Kent
ME15 9YR
01622 685895
Ken Simmons Transport
Care of Roadways Container Logistics,
Test Lane,
Southampton,
Hampshire
SO16 9TA
02380 231569
Kentec Mail & Courier Service Ltd
Units 1 & 2, Enterprise Centre,
North Farm Road,
Tunbridge Wells,
TN2 3DR
01892 530472
APC Overnight
Unit A, B, C, Hayfield Park Business Park,
Aspley Guise,
Milton Keynes,
MK17 8HS
01908 968543
Magical Movements Ltd
24, Glebe Road,
Uxbridge,
UB8 2RD
0800 311 85 43
QUCK NTERNATONAL COURERS (UK)
Unit 50,
Phoenix Way,
Heston,
Hounslow,
Middlesex
TW5 9NB
020 8897 6000
nterlink Express Parcels
Units F2 & F3,
Wallington ndustrial Estate,
Military Road,
Fareham,
PO16 8TT
01329 824910
AD Courier Services
56, Anglesey Road,
Enfield,
Middlesex
EN3 4HZ
020 3370 9889
Giraffe Couriers
15, Centenary Gardens,
Havant,
Hampshire
PO9 2LS
07542 770731
Vladimir`s Courier & Removal Service
17, Roskild Court,
Dagmar Avenue,
Wembley,
Middlesex
HA9 8UP
07525 053529
nterlink Express Parcels
44, Ormside Way,
Holmethorpe ndustrial Estate,
Redhill,
Surrey
RH1 2LW
01737 760055
Abby Couriers
Stella Place,
Luckyn Lane,
Basildon,
Essex
SS14 3AX
01268 330330
Oxford Carriage Co. Ltd
Dashwood Road,
Oxford,
OX4 4SL
01865 423264
Kendall Cars
11, Epsom Rd,
Croydon,
Surrey
CR0 4NB
020 8681 3535
P T D Of Portsmouth
Unit 4, Limberline Road,
Portsmouth,
Hampshire
PO3 3RF
023 9200 1724
Lightning Same Day
1784, Great Cambridge Road,
Waltham Cross,
Hertfordshire
EN8 8EY
01992 660943
Courier Express Limited
17 The Beeches,
Brighton,
BN1 5LS
01903 250878
DT Couriers
19, Longacre Close,
St. Leonards-On-Sea,
East Sussex
TN37 7UB
07516 933410
Clare Couriers
106, North Hyde Rd,
Hayes,
Middlesex
UB3 4NG
07719 248063
Next Flight Out Ltd
Unit 12 Adler ndustrial Estate,
Betam Road,
Hayes,
UB3 1ST
020 8569 1038
PJM Couriers
15, Tiberius Road,
Luton,
Bedfordshire
LU3 3QJ
07921 391825
Sameday Specialists
61, Masefield Avenue,
Borehamwood,
Hertfordshire
WD6 2HH
07729 611397
EDT Logistics
Unit 2, Harbour Way nd Est,
Shoreham-By-Sea,
West Sussex
BN43 5HZ
01273 447250
Sussex Transport Ltd
0845 521 9843
nterlink Express Parcels
654, Ajax Avenue,
Slough Trading Estate,
Slough,
Berkshire
SL1 4BG
0870 0600646
Transporter Courier Services (TCS)
103, High Street,
Eastchurch,
Sheerness,
Kent
ME12 4DF
01795 228274
Regis Couriers
52, Pryors Lane,
Bognor Regis,
West Sussex
PO21 4JD
07706 689773
Bullet Transport (Sussex)
42, Victoria Road,
Haywards Heath,
West Sussex
RH16 3LY
0800 2343414
Manning Distribution Ltd
Unit R2A, MK Two Business Centre, Barton Road,
Water Eaton ndustrial Estate,
Milton Keynes,
MK2 3HU
0845 475 5689
ME2U Courier
81, Malins Road,
Portsmouth,
Hampshire
PO2 7BA
07799 297776
Sameday UK Ltd
Purley Farm House,
Colne Road,
Coggeshall,
Colchester,
CO6 1TH
0800 435740
CR Worldwide Express Ltd
Unit 7,
Chancery Gate Business Park,
Coln ndustrial Estate,
Old Bath Road,
Colnbrook,
0845 8720350
nterlink Express Parcels
10, Queensway,
Southampton,
Hampshire
SO14 3AZ
023 8039 3666
Momentum Couriers Ltd
Chatsworth House,
Western Road,
Crowborough,
East Sussex
TN6 3EJ
07767 266 227
Bogdan Garbea Couriers
13, Little Road,
Hayes,
Middlesex
UB3 3BT
07767 656012
Cross Country Couriers
01264 861122
All-Ways,
The Light Haulage Company
01234 862421
Micks Van Can
52, Louisa Avenue,
Benfleet,
Essex
SS7 4DA
07931 939737
Bordon Couriers & Post
10, Maple Leaf Drive,
Bordon,
Hampshire
GU35 0JU
0 1420768353
JAMES COURERS
9, Haddington Rd,
Bromley,
Kent
BR1 5RG
0 2033750905
nterlink Express Parcels
Unit 1,Enterprise Way,
Somerton Business Park,
Newport Rd,
Cowes,
sle of Wight
PO31 8PA
07793 325957
Postal & Courier Etc Ltd
58, Chetwynd Rd,
Kentish Town,
London,
NW5 1DJ
020 7267 3131
Abby Couriers
Unit A2,
Weltech Business Centre,
Ridgeway,
Welwyn Garden City,
Hertfordshire
AL7 2AA
01707 377477
Local Courier Service
13, Maple Grove,
Southall,
Middlesex
UB1 2PA
07930 235300
South west EngIand
Dataline Express Couriers
14, Clifton Down Road,
Bristol,
Avon
BS8 4BF
Mail Boxes Etc
42, Triangle West,
Bristol,
Avon
BS8 1ES
0117 922 7671
BEE-KWK (courier)
57, Old Tiverton Rd,
Exeter,
Devon
EX4 6NG
01392 341485
Mark Andrews Transport
17, Tucker Close,
Plymouth,
Devon
PL5 1AW
01752 350960
Link Up UK
85, Labrador Drive,
Poole,
Dorset
BH15 1UY
01202 669265
Bluedot Express Logistics
Berkeley House,
Hunts Rise,
Swindon,
Wiltshire
SN3 4TG
01793 834901
E&C Distribution
Southern Branch,
Fossway Avenue,
Gloucestershire,
Moreton-n-Marsh,
GL56 0EA
01772 865214
Avon Express Couriers
Unit 6, Broadway Court,
Miles St,
Bath,
Avon
BA2 4HX
01225 571334
Deadline Distribution Ltd
Old Mill ndustrial Estate,
Exeter,
EX5 4RJ
01392 757029
LOGSTCS DRECT
Airport Business Centre,
Thornbury Rd,
Plymouth,
Devon
PL6 7PP
0845 4799487
A-ONE COURERS (Delivery Partners Ltd)
Unit 7 King Charles Business Park,
Old Newton Road,
Heathfield,
Newton Abbot,
Devon
TQ12 6UT
01626 834 004
nterlink Express Parcels
Unit 4-5,Canvin Court,
Bancombe Rd,
Somerton Business Park,
Somerton,
Somerset
TA11 6SB
01458 273320
Sameday UK
Courier House,
North Road,
Broadwell,
Coleford,
GL16 7DR
0800 435740
1st Class Couriers
6, Paddock Close,
Stapehill,
Wimborne,
Dorset
BH21 7PA
01202 876440
My Sameday Courier
19, Berkeley Close,
Downend,
Bristol,
Avon
BS16 6UJ
DHL Express (UK) Ltd
Lysander Rd,
Westbury-on-Trym,
Bristol,
Avon
BS10 7DD
0844 2480506
Sprinter Couriers
Unit 9d,
Wincombe Business Park,
Shaftesbury,
Dorset
SP7 9QJ
01747 850276
nterlink Express Parcels
Malago House,
Bedminster Road,
Bristol,
Avon
BS3 5PE
0117 971 4646
nterlink Express Parcels
10, Surrey Close,
Granby ndustrial Estate,
Weymouth,
Dorset
DT4 9TY
01305 782058
Sameday UK
Courier House,
Dean Close,
Keynsham,
Bristol,
BS31 1RL
0800 435740
Rapido Couriers
Unit 3, Bankside,
Love Lane,
Cirencester,
Gloucestershire
GL7 1YG
01285 238178
Angel White Couriers
228, Oaktree Crescent,
Bradley Stoke,
Bristol,
Avon
BS32 9AH
07854 533274
A.M.L Couriers
3, Failand Walk,
Sea Mills,
Bristol,
Avon
BS9 2EU
0117 959 1791
Maypauls Couriers
3, Maple Walk,
Pucklechurch,
Bristol,
Avon
BS16 9RL
0800 2343637
Danwill Couriers
Walls House,
Aggs Lane,
Gotherington,
Gloucester,
Gloucestershire
GL52 9EU
01242 673 954
R.S Transport & Courier Service
82, Evering Avenue,
Poole, Dorset
BH12 4JH
07728 430645
A1 Couriers (Cotswolds) Ltd
Unit A1B, Staverton Technology Park,
Staverton, Cheltenham,
Gloucestershire
GL51 6TQ
01452 857924
TNT
0800 100 600
SMC Express Courier
324, Lower Rd,
Charlton All Saints,
Salisbury,
Wiltshire SP5 4HQ
0800 043 3475
Dataline Express Couriers
The Citadel, Bath Road,
Chippenham,
Wiltshire
SN15 2AB
0800 7311046
Torbay Couriers
Unit P The Market Forum,
Market Street,
Torquay,
Devon
TQ1 3AE
07778 440171
A & M Courier Service
88 Belben Road,
Poole,
Dorset
BH12 4PJ
01202 906480
nterlink Express
Unit 1A, Telford Road,
Salisbury,
Wiltshire SP2 7PH
08444 773257
nterlink Express Parcels
Homeland Farm,
Three Legged Cross,
Wimborne, Dorset
BH21 6QZ
01202 828691
Tamar Couriers
Unit 13, Saltash Business Park, Forge Lane,
Moorlands Trading Estate,
Saltash,
Cornwall PL12
01752 848333
nterlink Express Parcels
Unit 2, 23, Marsh Green Rd East,
Marsh Barton Trading Estate,
Exeter,
Devon
EX2 8PQ
01392 270333
RNS LOGSTCS
15, Coventry Close,
Corfe Mullen,
Wimborne,
Dorset
BH21 3UW
07971 778294
SJC 24/7 Couriers Ltd
20, Dickson Way, Pewsham,
Chippenham,
Wiltshire
SN15 3FW
01249 471100
Alpha Express Dispatch
61, Poundsland,
Broadclyst,
Exeter,
Devon
EX5 3HD
01392 461705
Road Runners - Express Delivery Service
Unit 23, Enterprise House,
Cheney Manor,
Swindon,
Wiltshire
SN2 2YZ
01793 978539
GLOUCESTER FREGHT SERVCES
Unit M2, nnsworth Technology Park,
nnsworth Lane,
Gloucester,
Gloucestershire
GL3 1DL
01452 730643
M & M Parcel & Pallet Delivery
109, Sterte Road,
Poole,
Dorset
BH15 2AD
07785 752818
Abbey Meads Express Ltd
61 Bayleaf Avenue,
Woodhall Park,
Swindon,
SN2 2RX
01793 325223
G.B.S
Newton Farm,
Ashchurch,
Tewkesbury,
Gloucestershire
GL20 7BE
07836 217404
STR LOGSTCS
Unit 3-4 Forrest Unit,
Hennock Rd East,
Marsh Barton Trading Estate,
Exeter, Devon
EX2 8RJ
01392 823016
M.S.P.Logistics Ltd
5, Church View, Church Road,
Rockhampton,
Berkeley,
Gloucestershire
GL13 9DX
0800 4488644
Road Runners (Gloucester)
SWJ House, Goodridge Business Park,
Goodridge Avenue,
Quedgeley,
Gloucester,
GL2 5EB
01452 698828
Lopen Systems Ltd
Manor Farm Cottage,
Water St,
Lopen,
South Petherton,
Somerset
TA13 5JP
01460 242067
Blackcat Couriers
Unit 14, Dunster Close,
Plympton,
Plymouth,
Devon
PL7 2FN
01752 341315
Simple Courier Solutions
Harding House,
49, Woolcombe Rd,
Portland,
Dorset
DT5 2HY
01305 821355
Connect4 Couriers Ltd
15, Conrad Close,
Swindon,
Wiltshire
SN3 6JG
01793 642721
L & F Express Transport
Unit 2 Minto Road ndustrial Centre,
Ashley Parade,
Bristol,
Avon BS2
0117 329 7243
ARJ Services
The Mill, Newent,
Gloucestershire
GL18 1JJ
0121 286 9987
LR Couriers
12, The Hollies,
Crewkerne,
Somerset
TA18 8JS
07771 896715
KKL Couriers
Room 4, 791,
Filton Avenue,
Filton,
Bristol,
Avon BS34 7HG
07916 473582
Dispatchit
386 Ringwood Rd,
Parkstone,
Poole,
BH12 3LT
01202 744588
On-Time Deliveries
66, Greenway Road,
Taunton,
Somerset
TA2 6LE
01823 210786
Trans Fast UK
St. Merryn Holiday Village,
St. Merryn,
Padstow,
Cornwall
PL28 8QA
07779 038758
APC Overnight
Unit 12,
Barncoose nd. Estate,
Wilson Way,
Redruth,
TR15 3RQ
01209 698544
Ferndown Forwarding & Logistics
10, Whittle Road,
Ferndown ndustrial Estate,
Wimborne,
Dorset
BH21 7RU
01202 868845
Sout East EngIand
TJ Hammond Transport Ltd
Barleylands, Barleylands Road,
Billericay,
Essex
CM11 2UD
0800 085 3244
C & A Courier Services
14B, Matlock Road, Brighton,
East Sussex
BN1 5BF
0 1273927000
GJS Services Ltd
Unit 5, Sextant Park,
Neptune Close,
Medway City Estate,
Rochester,
Kent
ME2 4LU
0845 116 1855
Treble Twenty Cars & Couriers Ltd
Unit 3, Kings Eight,
St. James Rd,
Brentwood,
Essex
CM14 4LF
01277 202020
A2B Couriers
Naylor Road,
London,
SE15 1QQ
08000 433 813
Star Couriers
29, Cromer Way,
Hailsham,
East Sussex
BN27 3DW
01323 842826
Exel Couriers
1, Repton House,
Repton Close,
Basildon,
Essex
SS13 1LJ
0844 8700665
Safeline Couriers
9-13, Church Street,
Whitchurch,
Hampshire
RG28
01256 893892
A J Express
Unit B1,
Crowhurst Road,
Brighton,
East Sussex
BN1 8AF
01273 504400
Ubiquitas Courier Service
28, Ackroyd Road,
Royston,
Hertfordshire
SG8 7DS
0844 3510263
CSM Logistics
15-16, Rushworth Street,
London,
SE1 0RB
'020 3376 5751
Dixons Dispatch Ltd
Cromer House,
Caxton Way,
Stevenage,
Hertfordshire
SG1 2DF
01438 365666
J D L
Maidstone Road,
Sutton Valance,
Maidstone,
ME17 3LS
0800 0192530
JC TRANSPORT
Greenacre,
Stoney Lane,
Ashmore Green,
Thatcham,
Berkshire
G18 9HE
0870 766 9190
Wilson's Express Sameday Ltd
Unit 6, Heronden Rd,
Maidstone,
Kent
ME15 9YR
01622 685895
Ken Simmons Transport
Care of Roadways Container Logistics,
Test Lane,
Southampton,
Hampshire
SO16 9TA
02380 231569
Kentec Mail & Courier Service Ltd
Units 1 & 2, Enterprise Centre,
North Farm Road,
Tunbridge Wells,
TN2 3DR
01892 530472
APC Overnight
Unit A, B, C, Hayfield Park Business Park,
Aspley Guise,
Milton Keynes,
MK17 8HS
01908 968543
Magical Movements Ltd
24, Glebe Road,
Uxbridge,
UB8 2RD
0800 311 85 43
QUCK NTERNATONAL COURERS (UK)
Unit 50,
Phoenix Way,
Heston,
Hounslow,
Middlesex
TW5 9NB
020 8897 6000
nterlink Express Parcels
Units F2 & F3,
Wallington ndustrial Estate,
Military Road,
Fareham,
PO16 8TT
01329 824910
AD Courier Services
56, Anglesey Road,
Enfield,
Middlesex
EN3 4HZ
020 3370 9889
Giraffe Couriers
15, Centenary Gardens,
Havant,
Hampshire
PO9 2LS
07542 770731
Vladimir`s Courier & Removal Service
17, Roskild Court,
Dagmar Avenue,
Wembley,
Middlesex
HA9 8UP
07525 053529
nterlink Express Parcels
44, Ormside Way,
Holmethorpe ndustrial Estate,
Redhill,
Surrey
RH1 2LW
01737 760055
Abby Couriers
Stella Place,
Luckyn Lane,
Basildon,
Essex
SS14 3AX
01268 330330
Oxford Carriage Co. Ltd
Dashwood Road,
Oxford,
OX4 4SL
01865 423264
Kendall Cars
11, Epsom Rd,
Croydon,
Surrey
CR0 4NB
020 8681 3535
P T D Of Portsmouth
Unit 4, Limberline Road,
Portsmouth,
Hampshire
PO3 3RF
023 9200 1724
Lightning Same Day
1784, Great Cambridge Road,
Waltham Cross,
Hertfordshire
EN8 8EY
01992 660943
Courier Express Limited
17 The Beeches,
Brighton,
BN1 5LS
01903 250878
DT Couriers
19, Longacre Close,
St. Leonards-On-Sea,
East Sussex
TN37 7UB
07516 933410
Clare Couriers
106, North Hyde Rd,
Hayes,
Middlesex
UB3 4NG
07719 248063
Next Flight Out Ltd
Unit 12 Adler ndustrial Estate,
Betam Road,
Hayes,
UB3 1ST
020 8569 1038
PJM Couriers
15, Tiberius Road,
Luton,
Bedfordshire
LU3 3QJ
07921 391825
Sameday Specialists
61, Masefield Avenue,
Borehamwood,
Hertfordshire
WD6 2HH
07729 611397
EDT Logistics
Unit 2, Harbour Way nd Est,
Shoreham-By-Sea,
West Sussex
BN43 5HZ
01273 447250
Sussex Transport Ltd
0845 521 9843
nterlink Express Parcels
654, Ajax Avenue,
Slough Trading Estate,
Slough,
Berkshire
SL1 4BG
0870 0600646
Transporter Courier Services (TCS)
103, High Street,
Eastchurch,
Sheerness,
Kent
ME12 4DF
01795 228274
Regis Couriers
52, Pryors Lane,
Bognor Regis,
West Sussex
PO21 4JD
07706 689773
Bullet Transport (Sussex)
42, Victoria Road,
Haywards Heath,
West Sussex
RH16 3LY
0800 2343414
Manning Distribution Ltd
Unit R2A, MK Two Business Centre, Barton Road,
Water Eaton ndustrial Estate,
Milton Keynes,
MK2 3HU
0845 475 5689
ME2U Courier
81, Malins Road,
Portsmouth,
Hampshire
PO2 7BA
07799 297776
Sameday UK Ltd
Purley Farm House,
Colne Road,
Coggeshall,
Colchester,
CO6 1TH
0800 435740
CR Worldwide Express Ltd
Unit 7,
Chancery Gate Business Park,
Coln ndustrial Estate,
Old Bath Road,
Colnbrook,
0845 8720350
nterlink Express Parcels
10, Queensway,
Southampton,
Hampshire
SO14 3AZ
023 8039 3666
Momentum Couriers Ltd
Chatsworth House,
Western Road,
Crowborough,
East Sussex
TN6 3EJ
07767 266 227
Bogdan Garbea Couriers
13, Little Road,
Hayes,
Middlesex
UB3 3BT
07767 656012
Cross Country Couriers
01264 861122
All-Ways,
The Light Haulage Company
01234 862421
Bordon Couriers & Post
10, Maple Leaf Drive,
Bordon,
Hampshire
GU35 0JU
0 1420768353
JAMES COURERS
9, Haddington Rd,
Bromley,
Kent
BR1 5RG
02033750905
nterlink Express Parcels
Unit 1,Enterprise Way,
Somerton Business Park,
Newport Rd,
Cowes,
sle of Wight
PO31 8PA
07793 325957
Postal & Courier Etc Ltd
58, Chetwynd Rd,
Kentish Town,
London,
NW5 1DJ
020 7267 3131
Abby Couriers
Unit A2,
Weltech Business Centre,
Ridgeway,
Welwyn Garden City,
Hertfordshire
AL7 2AA
01707 377477
Local Courier Service
13, Maple Grove,
Southall,
Middlesex
UB1 2PA
07930 235300
MidIands couriers
CSM Logistics
Moulton Park nd Estate,
Redhouse Road,
Northampton,
NN3 6AQ
01604 216464
Noble Express Couriers
26, Roper Close,
Rugby,
Warwickshire
CV21 4PF
0845 4757489
BLUE WHALE LOGSTCS
The Lodge
, Forest Rd,
Narborough,
Leicester,
Leicestershire
LE19 3EQ
0116 275 3864
Melbourne Courier Co
Unit 32,
Trent Lane,
Derby,
DE73 8BT
08001 182409
A2B Couriers (24 Hour Courier Service)
Warwick Road,
Solihull,
West Midlands,
B91 3EH
08000 433813
A2B Couriers(24 Hour Courier Service
35, Princess Street,
Wolverhampton,
West Midlands,
WV1 1HD
08000 433813
A2B Couriers (24 HourCourier Services)
High Street,
Dudley,
West Midlands,
DY1 1PY
08000 433813
A2B Couriers
Lee House,
6 Highfield Rd,
Edgbaston,
B15 3ED
08000 433813
A2B Couriers
Unit 15,
Millennium Point,
Cradley Heath,
West Midlands,
B64 5LL
01384 413364
A2B Couriers (24 Hour Courier Service)
16, St. John Street,
Bromsgrove,
Worcestershire,
B61 8QY
08000 433813
1st Contact Distribution Ltd
Unit 10,
Old Hall Mill Business Park,
Alfreton Road,
Little Eaton,
Derby,
Derbyshire
DE21 5EJ
01332 413080
Sameday UK
COURER HOUSE,
Warwick Street,
Birmingham,
B12 0NL
0800 435 740
Broughsons Storage & Distribution
Unit 4, Howard Road,
Park Farm ndustrial Estate,
Redditch,
Worcestershire
B98 7SE
01527 913396
ABACUS EXPRESS COURERS
19, Lockington Lane,
Hemington,
Derby,
Derbyshire
DE74 2RF
01332 989164
A2B Couriers(24 Hour Courier Service)
Bridge Street,
Walsall,
West Midlands,
WS1 1JQ
A2B Couriers
Fairford Close,
Redditch,
Worcestershire,
B98 9LU
08000 433813
Prestige Transport
NSA House,
Cornwall Road,
Smethwick,
West Midlands,
B66 2JR
0121 673 2750
ROADSTAR EXPRESS
Building 25,
First Avenue,
Pensnett Trading Estate,
Kingswinford,
West Midlands DY6 7TY
01384 271 702
Network Logistics - Birmingham Same Day Courier
Unit 1,
Lawford Terrace,
Lawford Close,
Birmingham,
West Midlands
B7 4HJ
0845 3452248
Roadrunners Despatch Ltd
31, Church Street,
Old Basford,
Nottingham,
Nottinghamshire
NG6 0GA
0845 2302456
CBX COURERS
Unit 4, Parker ndustrial Estate,
Mansfield Rd,
Derby,
Derbyshire
DE21 4SZ
0500 789012
Arabis Couriers Limited
Telford Way,
Stephenson ndustrial Estate,
Coalville,
LE67 3HE
01530 588263
AJF Couriers
91, Throne Crescent,
Rowley Regis,
West Midlands
B65 9JF
0121 532 0929
Mercury Couriers
17, Hawkshead Avenue,
Dronfield,
S18 8NB
07905 818656
PJR COURER SERVCE
189A, Nottingham Road,
Mansfield,
NG18 4AA
07929 729768
Street Couriers
19, Brooks Close,
Wootton,
Northampton,
Northamptonshire
NN4 6FH
01604 216051
B M Logistics
Logistics Park,
Boardman ndustrial Estate,
Boardman Road,
Swadlincote,
Derbyshire
DE11 9DL
01283 242121
Telford Dispatch Solutions
Muxton,
Telford,
Shropshire
TF2 8FN
01952 454592
A B Couriers
235, Walmley Road,
Sutton Coldfield,
West Midlands
B76 2PN
0121 661 3231
Fast Forward SameDay Couriers
26, Sapphire Drive,
Stoke-On-Trent,
Staffordshire
ST6 8HJ
01782 537700
nterlink Express Parcels
Unit 12-13, Shipston Close,
Warndon ndustrial Estate,
Worcester,
Worcestershire
WR4 9XN
01905 754055
Ace 2009 Ltd
Unit 3,
Fulwood Road South,
Huthwaite,
Mansfield,
NG17 2JZ
01623 559449
FARWAY DELVERY SERVCES
48, Thrapston Rd,
Finedon,
Wellingborough,
Northamptonshire
NN9 5DG
01933 778413
ROC Partnerships
104, Coppice Road,
Arnold,
Nottingham,
Nottinghamshire
NG5 7GD
0800 2118108
F.D.V Direct
The Hub, Green Zone,,
54 Bayton Rd, Bayton Rd,
nd Est,
Coventry,
West Midlands
CV7 6DP
01698 768469
CSM Logistics
Unit 5, Linwood Workshops,
Linwood Lane,
Leicester,
Leicestershire LE2
0116 2442155
Derby Express Couriers
15, Cranmer Road,
West Meadows ndustrial Estate,
Derby,
Derbyshire
DE21 6JL
01332 412343
Albany Couriers & Storage Ltd
41, Greythorn Drive,
West Bridgford,
Nottingham,
NG2 7GD
0115 822 3342
On Time Express Northampton
51, West Cotton Close,
Northampton,
Northamptonshire
NN4 8BX
07738 339982
Specialist Couriers
Woodstile Farm House,
Shrewsbury Road,
Shrewsbury,
Shropshire
SY4
01939551019
Fast Forward Despatch Ltd
Unit 2b, The Mill Walk,
Birmingham,
West Midlands
B31 4HL
0121 475 4141
EXPRESS LOGSTCS
Central Court,
Finch Close,
Nottingham,
Nottinghamshire
NG7 2NN
0115 8224351
Brinkworth Logistics
20, Gedney Road,
Long Sutton,
Spalding,
Lincolnshire
PE12 9JN
0 1406431000
UK Couriers Service
6, Waydale,
Wymeswold,
Loughborough,
Leicestershire
LE12 6UT
0845 8620788
M & M ndustries
Flat 1, Oakmount,
9, Bromford Close,
Erdington,
Birmingham,
West Midlands
B23 6NU
0844 5894343
Dashtarget
38 Lawford Road,
Rugby, CV21 2DY
01788 220 955
Business Post
Unit 7,
The Park,
Spring Lane South,
Malvern,
Worcestershire
WR14 1AT
01684 438003
RMG Logistics Ltd
Unit 3 & 4,
Oldbury Road ndustrial Estate,
West Bromwich,
West Midlands
B70 9DD
0121 525 8754
nterlink Express Parcels
Unit 3, New Meadow Rd,
Lakeside ndustrial Estate,
Redditch,
Worcestershire
B98 8YW
01527 503500
Lutterworth Logistics Limited
Cambridge Road,
Leicester,
LE8 6LH
0800 731 5401
Blue Hub nvestments
30, Thornholme Close,
Leicester,
Leicestershire
LE4 0UR
07988 154600
Action Express
Liliput Rd,
Brackmills ndustrial Estate,
Northampton,
Northamptonshire
01604 700400
MJS Couriers
31, Tytton Lane East,
Wyberton,
Boston,
Lincolnshire
PE21 7HW
01205 334020
Ace 2009 Ltd
Lenton Business Centre,
Lenton Boulevard,
Nottingham,
NG7 2BY
0115 9424442
Gold Star Couriers
50, Mill Hill,
Baginton,
Coventry,
West Midlands
CV8 3AG
024 7767 9134
Palletways (UK) Ltd
Fradley Distribution Park,
Wood End Lane,
Lichfield,
Staffordshire
WS13 8NE
01543 221148
TC COURERS
17, Northfield Avenue,
Sudbrooke,
Lincoln,
Lincolnshire
LN2 2FB
01522 244770
Bishops Courier
75, Brooksby Lane,
Nottingham,
Nottinghamshire
NG11 8HJ
07551 810596
BDS Transport Ltd
Unit 8,
Wooton Trading Estate,
Wooton,
NN4 6HN
01604 660380
DHL Express (UK) Ltd
Unit 9, Maybrook Business Park,
Minworth,
Sutton Coldfield,
West Midlands
B76 1AL
0844 2480506
FALCON COURER SERVCES
54, Windsor Avenue,
Worcester,
Worcestershire
WR2 5NB
07974 955 980
JCCC SAMEDAY COURER SERVCE
126, Holland Rd,
Old Whittington,
Chesterfield,
Derbyshire
S41 9HF
07904 314490
North West EngIand
Drivers Direct Cumbria Ltd
Alga House,
Brunel Way,
Durranhill ndustrial Estate,
Carlisle,
Cumbria
01228 318288
JL Sameday Courier
14, Tabley Avenue,
Widnes,
Cheshire
WA8 7PF
0151 203 8581
SR Couriers
19, Denise Road,
Liverpool,
Merseyside
L10 4YH
07917 191118
UKS Trans Global Express
141 Brook Street,
Chester,
CH1 3DU
01244 533533
Manchester Courier Service
0161 637 6101
A2B Couriers
Lever Street,
Manchester,
Lancashire,
M1 1DZ
08000 433813
ADT Transport
54, Stanley Road,
Chadderton,
Oldham,
Lancashire
OL9 7EX
07880 902650
Ashton Courier Co.Ltd
663, Blackpool Rd,
Ashton-on-Ribble,
Preston,
Lancashire
PR2 1LH
01772 493172
A & J Couriers
22-24, Queen St,
Great Harwood,
Blackburn,
Lancashire BB6 7QQ
07928 887207
E & C Distribution
700, Whittingham Lane,
Goosnargh,
Preston,
Lancashire PR3 2JJ
07712 880556
Owen Courier Services
117, Crow Wood Lane,
Widnes,
Cheshire WA8 3LY
0151 2033698
ST 24/7
6, Robinsway,
Bowdon,
Altrincham,
Cheshire WA14 3ER
0800 1123037
Patriot Express Deliveries
97, Sutherland Drive,
Wirral,
Merseyside
CH62 8EG
0151 513 5198|
BTN Courier Services
31, Kirkhill Avenue,
Haslingden,
Rossendale,
Lancashire BB4 6UB
01706 395115
David Schofield Courier Services
07977 411226
Menai Couriers Ltd
Unit 32, Craven Court,
Winwick Quay,
Warrington,
Cheshire WA2 8QU
01925 419 607
The Business Connection
4, Lower Bridge Street,
Chester,
Cheshire CH1 1RD
01244 350303
nterlink Express Parcels
Unit 2B,Parkway Trading Estate,
Alba Way, Off Barton Dock Road,
Stretford,
Manchester M32 0TL
0161 864 4800
Courier Post
Sunset Business Centre,
Waterloo Road,
Widnes, Cheshire
WA8 0QR
0151 423 0222
Sameday UK
Courier House,
Downham Street,
Blackburn,
Lancashire BB2 6NY
0800 435740
Accrington Couriers
Burns Avenue,
Accrington,
BB5 4RB
01254 399652
DHL Express (UK) Ltd
Riverside House,,
Estuary Boulevard,
Estuary Commerce Park,
Speke,
Liverpool,
Merseyside
L24 8RF
0844 2480506
nterlink Express Parcels
10, Ravenhurst Court,
Birchwood,
Warrington,
Cheshire WA3 6PN
01925 826309
Gradion Services Ltd
2, The Paddock,
Hartford,
Northwich,
Cheshire CW8 1NQ
0 1606212481
A S A P Transport
5, Mersey St, Longridge,
Preston,
Lancashire
PR3 3NE
07762 601269
Sameday 4 Less Ltd
22, Parklands,
Skelmersdale,
Lancashire
WN8 6UD
01695 732 876
Mark Smith Couriers
27, Vickerman Street,
Bolton,
Lancashire BL1 3JQ
01204 778588
Sokwera & Partners
41 The Heys,
Coppull,
Chorley,
Lancashire PR7 4NX
0845 6582514
Xen Courier
120-122, Grosvenor St,
Manchester,
Lancashire M1 7HL
0161 272 7576
JNC Courier Services
A, 104, Station Road,
Ellesmere Port,
Merseyside CH65 4BH
07598 366126
DHL Express (UK) Ltd
Units 3,4 & 5,
The Parkway,
Longbridge Rd,
Trafford Park,
Manchester,
Lancashire M17 1SN
0844 2480506
CMBS Couriers
7, St. Davids Road North,
Lytham St. Annes,
Lancashire FY8 2AT
07936 716737
Sameday UK
COURER HOUSE,
Marton Close,
Warrington, WA5 8QH
0800 435 740
Abacus courier services
3, Lusitania Road,
Liverpool,
Merseyside L4 6SU
07780 624179
M.C.R Couriers Ltd
11, Rivershill Drive,
Manchester,
Heywood,
OL10 3BJ
07790 513210
Mach 1 Transport Ltd
30, Lowe Avenue,
Congleton,
Cheshire
CW12 3AL
0800 3285745
UK Couriers
Unit F64,
Parliament Business Park,
Commerce Way,
Liverpool,
L8 7BA
0845 163 7272
DCZ COURERS
19, Old Clough Lane,
Worsley,
Manchester,
Lancashire M28 3HZ
0161 669 3266
SW Courier Services
Church Lane Works,
Church Lane,
Kelbrook, Barnoldswick,
Lancashire BB18 6UF
01282 788355
TOTAL COURER SOLUTONS
37, Lord St,
Oswaldtwistle,
Accrington,
Lancashire
BB5 3EF
01254 917299
North East EngIand
Goldstar Couriers
Cowen Road,
Blaydon-On-Tyne,
Tyne and Wear
NE21 5TX
0191 447 6641
D & A Freelance couriers
21, Lambton Terrace,
Stanley,
DH9 6EB
01207 284695
Global Northeast
28B Skelton ndustrial Estate,
Skelton n Cleveland,
Saltburn By The Sea,
TS12 2LQ
01287 551003
ANDERSON VEHCLE MOVEMENTS
Eustace House,
Tees Dock,
Middlesbrough,
Cleveland TS6 6UD
01642 680417
Wideopen Taxi Vans
25, Hedgefield View,
Dudley,
Cramlington,
Northumberland
NE23 7QL
07955 213024
RAPD RESPONSE TRANSPORT UK
7-8, Drake Court,
Middlesbrough,
Cleveland
TS2 1RS
01642 909720
Teesside Couriers UK Ltd
Butterfield Drive,
Eaglescliffe,
Stockton-On-Tees,
Cleveland
TS16 0EL
Goldstar Couriers
Shibdon Business Park,
Cowen Rd,
Blaydon-On-Tyne,
Tyne and Wear
NE21 5TX
0191 4419 441
Northern Counties Couriers
6, Elwick Avenue,
Newton Aycliffe,
DL5 7HZ
07979 645140
A Young Courier Service
126, Penistone Road,
Middlesbrough,
Cleveland
TS3 0EG
01642 291122
BRTANNA TRANSPORT
Unit 27c, Spencer Rd,
Blyth,
Northumberland
NE24 5TG
01670 546648
5 Star Couriers
53, Annan Road,
Billingham,
Cleveland
TS23 3EX
08000 925 696
DHL Express (UK) Ltd
Unit E4, Eagle Court,
Commercial Way,
Preston Farm Business Park,
Stockton-On-Tees,
0844 2480506
Aquarius Courier
64, Beechburn Park,
Crook,
Co. Durham
DL15 8SA
07856 322 733
AHB Collect & Deliver
16, Beech Grove Terrace,
Ryton,
Tyne and Wear
NE40 4LZ
0191 447 6376
A1 Courier Service
8, Garnet Street,
Sunderland,
Tyne and Wear
SR4 6QS
0191 500 4410
NE Express Ltd
3B Blackthorn Way,
Houghton Le Spring,
Tyne and Wear
DH4 6JN
0191 387 8833
nterlink Express Parcels
49d, Sadler Forster Way,
Teesside ndustrial Estate,
Stockton-On-Tees,
Cleveland
TS17 9JY
01642 751122
Globe
Stonegate House,
405, Normanby Road,
Middlesbrough,
Cleveland
TS6 0BL
07837 975725
nterlink Express Parcels
Tower House,
Teesside nternational Airport,
Darlington,
DL2 1PD
01325 333403
MERLN DSTRBUTON
30, Stokesley Crescent,
Billingham,
Cleveland
TS23 1ND
01642 883756
Delivered t Yesterday
3 Felling Dean Gardens,
Gateshead,
Tyne and Wear
NE10 0AN
0191 447 9849
Crusader Couriers
Unit 19H,
Airport ndustrial Estate,
Newcastle Upon Tyne,
Tyne and Wear
NE3 2EF
0191 286 1320
MG Couriers
6, Rupert Street,
Sunderland,
Tyne and Wear
SR6 7AZ
07773 074810
Sameday UK
Courier House,
Hawkstone,
Marton-in-Cleveland,
Middlesbrough,
Cleveland
TS8 9XJ
0800 435740
Sameday UK
COURER HOUSE,
Carmel Road South,
Darlington,
DL3 8EQ
0800 435 740
CLJ Transport
58, Garden Lane,
South Shields,
Tyne and Wear
NE33 1PS
07955 209957
JS TRANSPORT
60, Gravesend Rd,
Sunderland,
Tyne and Wear
SR4 9SQ
0191 5978100
MPH Couriers North East Ltd
24, Beweshill Crescent,
Blaydon-On-Tyne,
Tyne and Wear
NE21 6BW
07791 869292
AMCS Express Services Ltd
7, Oakwood Avenue,
Gateshead,
Tyne and Wear
NE9 6PR
0191 4065458
DHL Express (UK) Ltd
Unit 6-7, Kingsway nterchange,
Eleventh Avenue,
Gateshead,
Tyne and Wear
NE11 0JY
0844 2480506
A and B Courier Services
4, Ferneybeds Estate,
Widdrington,
Morpeth,
NE61 5RD
01670 458408
Hamilton's Courier Service
24, Corder Rd,
Middlesbrough,
Cleveland
TS5 4AS
01642 247160
nterlink Express Parcels
Unit 10-12, First Avenue,
Drum ndustrial Estate,
Birtley,
Chester Le Street,
Co. Durham DH2
0191 492 0492
Teesside Couriers UK Ltd
Butterfield Drive,
Eaglescliffe,
Stockton-On-Tees,
Cleveland
TS16 0EL
01642 790896
ScotIand
Caledonian Courier Co Ltd
151, Balmoral Street,
Glasgow,
Lanarkshire
G14 0HB
0141 611 2421
McArthur Transport
34, St. Ninians Place,
Stonehouse,
Larkhall,
Lanarkshire
ML9 3ES
01698 537302
PDQ Couriers
130, Constitution Street,
Edinburgh,
EH6 6AJ
0131 2028403
DHL Express (UK) Ltd
Phoenix Retail Park,
West Avenue,
Paisley,
Renfrewshire
PA1 2FB
0844 2480506
Stephens Courier Services
25, Ash-Hill Drive,
Aberdeen,
Aberdeenshire
AB16 5YR
07707 047943
PJ'S COURERS
1, Pielmuir Cottages,
Nethermill,
Parkgate,
Dumfries,
DG1 3NQ
01387 213506
van Couriers
3, 2,
West Norton Place,
Edinburgh,
EH7 5AW
07733 598855
EXPRESS WORLDWDE
26, Cranford Terrace,
Aberdeen,
Aberdeenshire
AB10 7NQ
01224 379422
Kingsway Couriers
Mid Craigie Trading Estate,
Mid Craigie Road,
Dundee,
Angus DD4 7RH
07929 484225
Scope Express Deliveries
Viewlands Cottage,
Newbigging Farm,
Stanley, Perth,
Perthshire
PH1 4QH
Ray Mackay Logistics
1 Strathgoil Crescent,
Airdrie,
ML6 6ED
01236 898366
nterlink Express Parcels
104, Fullarton Drive,
Cambuslang nvestment Park,
Cambuslang,
Glasgow,
Lanarkshire G32
0141 305 3615
John MacKellar
14, Main Street,
Barrhill,
Girvan,
Ayrshire
KA26 0PP
07818 821084
AC Carriers & Handyman Services
47, Ladyton Estate,
Alexandria,
Dunbartonshire
G83 9D
07905 427183
DHL Express (UK) Ltd
Aviation Services Centre,
Aberdeen Airport,
Dyce,
Aberdeen,
Aberdeenshire
AB21 7DU
0844 2480506|
CSM Couriers
4, Mount Harriet Avenue,
Stepps,
Glasgow,
Lanarkshire
G33 6DH
0141 779 4911
JC Carriers (Scotland)
Larch Court,
West Gourdie,
Unit 7,
Myrkirk Rd,
Dundee,
Angus
DD2 4UH
01382 619 399
-w-B Services Ltd
8, Riverside Gardens,
Brydekirk,
Annan,
Dumfriesshire
DG12 5LH
01461 203679
A&LCOURERS
4, Nordic Crescent,
Blantyre,
Glasgow,
Lanarkshire
G72 0PA
01698 768838
Klenz Master Courier Services
1, Westbourne Avenue,
Tillicoultry,
FK13 6PU
01250 798 054
Eachway Courier Service
25, Netherfield Road,
Polmont,
Falkirk,
Stirlingshire
FK2 0UW
: 07590 290816|
nterlink Express
7A Glengallan Road,
Oban,
PA34 4HG
01631 563745
RV Services
30, Brora Court,
Perth,
Perthshire
PH1 3DQ
01738 248093
NS COURERS
07545 215084
Elite Couriers & Parcel Services
29, King Brude Gardens,
nverness,
V3 8TT
01463 212 013
A&LCOURERS
4, Nordic Crescent,
Blantyre,
Glasgow,
Lanarkshire
G72 0PA
01698 768838
J B Couriers
8, Lochnagar Road,
Aberdeen,
Aberdeenshire
AB11 8SX
07547 301813
nterlink Express Parcels Ltd
Muirhouse Grange,
Errol,
Perth,
Perthshire
PH2 7TB
01821 642219
Northstar
20d, Jute Street,
Aberdeen,
AB24 3HB
07926 299045
Jackson Couriers
19, Nicol Street,
Airdrie,
Lanarkshire
ML6 6HD
07927 507392
Scott Removals
28, Ettrick Crescent,
Dundee,
Angus DD2 2SR
07715 929764
Scope Express Deliveries
Viewlands Cottage,
Newbigging Farm,
Stanley, Perth,
Perthshire
PH1 4QH
07850 839802
Lines Distribution Services
13, Greystone Crescent,
Dumfries,
DG1 1PG
01387 320329
Short Notice Van Hire
39, 1, Hailesland Park,
Edinburgh,
EH14 2RA
07588 286309
STANFORD LOGSTCS
Block 1, Bellshill Rd,
Uddingston,
Glasgow,
Lanarkshire
G71 6NP
07770 858841
F.J.W Express
Brookhill Cottage,
Bankhead,
Kinglassie,
Lochgelly,
Fife
KY5 0UH
07921 916549
UK Wide Couriers Ltd
27, Laighmuir Street,
Uddingston,
Glasgow,
Lanarkshire
G71 7JX
01698 537206
Eachway Courier Service
25, Netherfield Road,
Polmont,
Falkirk,
Stirlingshire
FK2 0UW
07590 290816
John MacKellar
14, Main Street,
Barrhill,
Girvan,
Ayrshire
KA26 0PP
07818 821084
Swan Nationwide Couriers
32, Woodstock Avenue,
Kirkintilloch,
Glasgow,
Lanarkshire
G66 3RT
0141 237 7639
Sameday UK
COURER HOUSE,
Dalmarnock Road,
Glasgow,
G40 4DD
0800 435 740
Sameday UK
Courier House,
Craigie Road,
Riccarton,
Kilmarnock,
KA1 4EE
0800 435740
AM TO PM EXPRESS
3, Clarendon Court,
Elgin,
Morayshire
V30 6TA
0845 1162042
STEWART PARK
2, Main St,
Heiton,
Kelso,
Roxburghshire
TD5 8JR
01573 450318
Caledonian Courier Services Ltd
Yard 1, Annfield Row,
Dundee,
Angus
DD1 5JH
01382 666806
nterlink Express
Streamline Terminal,
Blaikies Quay,
Aberdeen,
Aberdeenshire
AB11 5PU
01856 873658
Border Courier Services
6, Quixwood Farm Cottages,
Duns,
Berwickshire
TD11 3RS
07956 140748
DRECT DELVERES (SCOTLAND
65, Calderwood Rd,
Glasgow,
Lanarkshire
G73 3PL
0141 237 7477
Skye Express Parcels Ltd
Unit 2,
Carse ndustrial Estate,
nverness,
V3 8LL
01463 239227
Parcel First
15, Leonard Crescent,
Lockerbie,
Dumfriesshire
DG11 2BE
01576221084
nterlink Express Parcels
104, Fullarton Drive,
Cambuslang nvestment Park,
Cambuslang,
Glasgow,
Lanarkshire G32
0141 305 3615
nterlink Express
Spring Distribution Centre,
33, nchmuir Road,
Whitehill ndustrial Estate,
Bathgate,
EH48 2EP
01506 654758
Trojan Express Ltd
Unit 106, Clydesmill Road,
Clydesmill ndustrial Estate,
Glasgow,
Lanarkshire
G32 8RE
0141 641 7302
PB Deliveries
13, 17, Viewcraig Street,
Edinburgh,
EH8 9UG
07903 392542
STANFORD LOGSTCS
Block 1, Bellshill Rd,
Uddingston,
Glasgow,
Lanarkshire
G71 6NP
07770 858841
Easy Move
168, Haugh Street,
Falkirk,
Stirlingshire
FK2 7QX
01324 228177
A & C Distribution Ltd
Unit 57, Evans Business Centre,
Bellshill ndustrial Estate,
Bellshill,
ML4 3NP
01698 743116
Alex Currie Delivery & Removal
36, Craigour Crescent,
Edinburgh,
EH17 7PH
0131 672 1032
Fergus Couriers
29, Queen Street,
Tayport,
Fife
DD6 9JZ
07774 551844
Bob Murdoch Courier Services
23, Stonefield Crescent,
Blantyre,
Glasgow,
Lanarkshire
G72 9TF
07543 868883
WaIes
DELVERY SOLUTONS (DELSOL)
Bryn Warehouse,
Griffiths Crossing,
Caernarfon,
Gwynedd
LL55
01248 660884
APC CHESTER
Sandycroft ndustrial Estate,
Sandycroft,
Deeside,
Clwyd
CH5 2QP
01244 565066
DHL Express (UK) Ltd
Unit 2,
Heinzel Park,
Aber Rd,
Flint,
Clwyd CH6 5EX
0844 2480506
Barmouth Man & Van Hire
4, Marine Rd,
Barmouth,
Gwynedd
LL42 1NL
01341 280420
All Roads Transport
1, Factory Road,
Sandycroft,
Deeside,
Clwyd
CH5 2DD
01244 562 239
Grand Prix Express Ltd
Mochdre Business Park,
Mochdre,
Colwyn Bay,
Clwyd
LL28 5HB
01492 545 293
HUGHES
Llay Hall ndustrial Estate,
Mold Rd,
Cefn-y-Bedd,
Wrexham,
Clwyd
LL12 9YG
01978 803003
Destination Direct
4, Clement Drive,
Rhyl,
Clwyd
LL18 4HU
01745 360952
Cardinal Points
6, Bodlyn,
Acrefair,
Wrexham,
Clwyd
LL14 3HE
07545 454863
Shezco Logistics
3, Glan Y Wern Road,
Mochdre,
Colwyn Bay,
Clwyd
LL28 5BW
0845 3870029
nterlink Express Parcels
Unit 3, Park Rd ndustrial Estate,
Rhosymedre,
Wrexham,
Clwyd
LL14 3YP
01978 820536
UPS
Unit 111,
Tenth Avenue,
Zone 3,
Deeside ndustrial Estate,
Deeside,
Clwyd
CH5 2UA
0845 7877877
2 U Logistics
Unit 1, H T M Business Park,
Abergele Rd,
Rhuddlan, Rhyl,
Clwyd
LL18 5UZ
0870 4214388
ANC (Chester & Wrexham)
2, Babbage Rd,
Sandycroft,
Deeside,
Clwyd
CH5 2QD
01244 530562
Amtrak Express Parcels
Unit 1, The Circuit,
Engineer Park,
Sandy Croft,
Deeside,
Clwyd
CH5 2QD
0844 4826712
Derek Oldham Couriers
4, Parc Gwynedd,
Penrhyn Bay
Llandudno,
Gwynedd
LL30 3NP
07767 676411
McDonald Transport Services
63, Brynhyfryd,
Johnstown,
Wrexham,
Clwyd
LL14 1PR
07719 851848
Bro-Log Business Courier Services (UK)
11, Station Rd,
Llanddulas,
Abergele,
Clwyd
LL22 8HD
07821 203755
DHL Express
Unit 2,
Heinzel Park,
Aber Rd,
Aber Park,
Flint,
Clwyd
CH6 5EX
0844 2480506
nterlink Express Parcel
Garngoch ndustrial Estate,
Phoenix Way,
Gorseinon,
Swansea,
West Glamorgan
SA4 9WF
01792 893075
P.J.T Couriers
5, Avalon Place,
Tranch,
Pontypool,
Gwent
NP4 6ES
07772 833429
Retail 24/7 Ltd
259, Christchurch Road,
Newport,
Gwent
NP19 8BE
07595 120593
Shezco Logistics
3, Glan Y Wern Road,
Mochdre,
Colwyn Bay,
Clwyd LL28 5BW
0845 3870029
Sameday UK
COURER HOUSE,
Tyllwyd Place,
Newport,
NP11 4FP
0800 435 740
ROAD RUNNER COURERS
20, North Avenue,
Tredegar,
Gwent
NP22 3HE
07725 058938|
UKRH9HMKXU
SoIicitors In The West MidIands
Charles & Co Solicitors
16/17 Caroline Street, Birmingham, B3 1PR
0121 4481 309
Eddowes Perry And Osbourne Ltd
Sadler House, 46 High Street, Sutton Coldfield, B72 1UJ
0121 686 9444
Harris Cooper Walsh LLP
691-693, Warwick Road, Solihull, West Midlands B91 3DA
0121 705 2255
ANTHONY COLLNS SOLCTORS
134, Edmund St, Birmingham, West Midlands B3 2ES
0121 661 3291
Williamson & Soden
Stanton House, 54, Stratford Road, Shirley, Solihull, West Midlands B90
3LS
0121 448 2230
John Hughes Law Practice
Cheltenham House, 14-16, Temple Street, Birmingham, West Midlands
0121 448 9628
Howell & Co
1341 Stratford Road, Hall Green, Birmingham, B28 9HW
0121 4486565
FRENCH & CO
247A, Jockey Road, Boldmere, Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands B73 5XE
0121 362 7330
Adcocks Solicitors
5 St Michael's Court, Victoria Street, West Bromwich, B70 8ET
0845 249 7564
Thomas O'Gorman Solicitors
9, Boldmere Road, Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands B73 5UY
0121 321282
GillespiesSolicitors
Darwall St, Walsall, West Midlands WS1 1DD
01922 627 474
Drew Jones Solicitors
17, Queens Rd, Coventry, West Midlands CV1 3EG
024 7655 5511
Kundert & Co
3, Copthall House, Station Square, Coventry, West Midlands CV1 2FD
024 7622 7741
Carvers Solicitors
896-898, Bristol Rd South, Northfield, Birmingham, West Midlands B31
2NS
0121 256 5656
Mander Hadley & Co
1, The Quadrant, Coventry, West Midlands CV1 2DW
Tel: 024 7663 1212
Dallow & Dallow
23 Waterloo Road, Wolverhampton, WV1 4TJ
01902 420208
Addison O'Hare Solicitors
23, Lichfield Street, Walsall, West Midlands WS1 1TJ
01922 725515
HEER MANAK SOLCTORS
434, Foleshill Rd, Coventry, West Midlands CV6 5JX
: 024 7601 2450
Hall Pratt & Pritchard
18, Windmill Bank, Wombourne, West Midlands WV5 9JD
0800 988 8314
Sharratts Family Law Limited
Rock House, Old Hill, Wolverhampton, West Midlands WV6 8QB
01902 759500
Lyons Davidson
Jago House, 692, Warwick Road, Solihull, West Midlands B91 3DX
0121 683 8310
Sanders & Co
1 Church Street, Stourbridge, West Midlands, DY8 1LT
Tel: 01384 671221
LHP LAW
Brindley Place, Birmingham, B1 2JB
0121 448 0662
Thornes Solicitors
Lich Gates, Wolverhampton, West Midlands WV1 1UA
Tel: 01902 313311
Roskell Davies & Co
61-665, Kingstanding Rd, Birmingham, West Midlands B44 9RH
: 0121 448 2904
Higgs & Sons
134, High Street, Brierley Hill, West Midlands DY5 3BG
01384 342100|
Millichips Solicitors
317 High Street, West Bromwich, B70 8LU
0121 661 8889
Hollies Solicitors & Advocates Ltd
111A, High Street, Wordsley, Stourbridge, West Midlands DY8 5QR
01384 402211
Richardson & Davies
3, Park Rd, Coventry, West Midlands CV1 2LE
Tel: 024 7622 2001
Burgoyne & Co Solicitors
11A, Vicarage Place, Walsall, West Midlands WS1 3NA
01922 616 916
SoIicitors In East MidIands
Scutt Beaumont Solicitors
102 New Walk, Leicester, LE1 7EA
Tel: 0116 254 4200
Ward & Rider Solicitors
mperial House, 86 St. Nicholas Circle, Leicester, Leicestershire LE1 4LF
Tel: 0116 216 3624
Dale & Co Solicitors
9-11, Beaumont Fee, Lincoln, Lincolnshire LN1 1UH
01522 513 399
Chattertons Solicitors
5 Market Street, Sleaford, NG34 7SQ
01529 411500
Timms Solicitors
80 Market Street, Ashby, Leicestershire, LE65 1AP
: 01530 440833
Broadbents Solicitors
2 The Broadway, Brook Street, Sutton-n-Ashfield, Notts, NG17 1AL
01773 300678
Mander Cruickshank
101-105, Belvoir Road, Coalville, Leicestershire LE67 3PH
01530 588344
Bray & Bray
51, High Street, Market Harborough, Leicestershire LE16 7AF
01858 467181
Nelsons
Provincial House, 37, New Walk, Leicester, LE1 6TU
0116 222 6666
Dalton Law Ltd T/A Chubb & Co
1 Dale Road, Matlock, DE4 3LT
01629 701003
Rothera Dowson Solicitors
2, Kayes Walk, The Lace Market, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire NG1 1PZ
0800 124 4037
Fraser Brown Solicitors
84, Friar Lane, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire NG1 6ED
0115 988 8777
Spearing Waite
41, Friar Lane, Leicester, Leicestershire LE1 5RB
0116 262 4225
Crane & Walton
113-117, London Road, Leicester, Leicestershire LE2 0RG
0116 2551901
Lamb & Holmes
West Street, Kettering, Northamptonshire NN16 0AZ
01536 513195
LawNet Solicitors - Andrew & Co LLP
3-5, St. Swithins Square, Lincoln, Lincolnshire LN2 1HB
01522 512123
Kieran Clarke Green Solicitors
36, Clarence Road, Chesterfield, Derbyshire S40 1XB
01246 211006
Fidler & Pepper Solicitors
1, Low St, Sutton-n-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire NG17 1DH
01623 238282
Andersons Solicitors
40-42, The Ropewalk, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire NG1 5EJ
0115 837 9986
Fraser Brown Solicitors
84, Friar Lane, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire NG1 6ED
0115 988 8777
Wilson Browne
6, Peacock Lane, Leicester, Leicestershire LE1 5PS
0116 251 7181
Geoffrey Hill & Co
11, Station Road, Hinckley, Leicestershire LE10 1AT
01455 241 005
Bird & Co
38 Kirk Gate, Newark, NG24 1AB
01476 591711
Property Lawyers Direct Ltd
108, Queens Road, Leicester, Leicestershire LE2 3FL
0116 216 4234
Pinders Solicitors
10, St. Marys Gate, Derby, Derbyshire DE1 3JJ
01332 989302
Banner Jones Solicitors
1, Sheffield Rd, Dronfield, Derbyshire S18 2DH
01246 414438
Wilkin Chapman
7, Bull Ring,, Horncastle, LN9 5HX
01507 201832
Dodds & Partners Solicitors
32 Friar Lane, Leicester, LE1 5RA
01162 628598
Spearing Waite
41, Friar Lane, Leicester, Leicestershire LE1 5RB
0116 262 4225
Anderson Partnership
71, Saltergate, Chesterfield, Derbyshire S40 1JS
01246 220737
HORTON & MOSS
4-5, East St, lkeston, Derbyshire DE7 5JB
0115 8223842
Wykes O'Donnell William
14, Queen St, lkeston, Derbyshire DE7 5GT
0115 932 8776
Davis Blank Furniss
10, Ellison St, Glossop, Derbyshire SK13 8BZ
01457 860606
FSHERS
4-8, Kilwardby St, Ashby-De-La-Zouch, Leicestershire LE65 2FU
01530 412167
P.W Richards & Co
16, St. James Street, Derby, Derbyshire DE1 1RN
01332 290203
CHAFES SOLCTORS
21/23 UNON ROAD, New Mills, SK22 3EL
01663 743344
Timms Solicitors
4 Babington Lane, Derby, Derbyshire DE1 1SU
01332 413557
Solicitors in London
Kew Law LLP
Freephone: 0800 698 0286
Ewan & CoSolicitors
11, Rosemont Road, London, NW3 6NG
020 7794 1447
Contact Law
15 Jockey's Fields, London, WC1R 4QR
0800 1777 161
SJS SOLCTORS
82, Balham High Rd, London, SW12 9AG
020 3302 3747
MacLeish Littlestone Cowan Solicitors
23, Longbridge Road, Barking, Essex G11 8TN
020 8616 3991
Hawkridge & Co
39, Canterbury St, Gillingham, Kent ME7 5TR
01634 789980
ELTON
2-4, Kelly St, London, NW1 8PH
: 02033762532
Dennis Matthews
145, Anerley Rd, London, SE20 8EF
020 8778 7301
Louis Ssekkono Solicitors
2nd Floor, Chancery House, 53-64, Chancery Lane, London, WC2A 1QU
0845 413 1920
LawNet Solicitors - Vanderpump & Sykes Solicitors
Lough Point, 2, Gladbeck Way, Enfield, Middlesex EN2 7JA
020 8367 3999
Tinklin Springall
Devonshire House, 29-31, Elmfield Road, Bromley, Kent BR1 1TF
0208 402 6222
GLAZER DELMAR
223-229, Rye Lane, London, SE15 4TZ
020 7639 8801
Cook Taylor Woodhouse Solicitors
12, High Street, Dartford, Kent DA1 1BY
01322 223223
Adams Solicitors
Adams House, 129 Mile End Road, London, E1 4BG
08000 931 225
Stafford Young Jones
29, Martin Lane, London, EC4R 0AU
020 7623 9490
Ormerods Solicitors
Unit 1, Printers Yard, 90a The Broadway, Wimbledon, SW19 1RD
020 8686 5000
COLLNS SOLCTORS
20, Station Rd, Watford, Hertfordshire WD17 1AR
01923 223324
Penningtons Solicitors LLP
Abacus House, 33, Gutter Lane, London, EC2V 8AR
0207 457 3000
Cree Godfrey & Wood
28, High Road, London, N2 9PJ
020 8883 9414
B P Collins
32-38, Station Road, Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire SL9 8EL
01753 303161
Johns & Saggar
233a, Kentish Town Rd, London, NW5 2JT
0207 2676744
Barnes & Partners Solicitors
60 Fore Street, Edmonton, London, N18 2TT
020 8616 5614
Gowens Solicitors LLP
Davis House, 69-73 High Street, Croydon, CR0 1QE
02086 802200
ATKNS HOPE
74-78, North End, Croydon, Surrey CR9 1SD
0845 6880395
Paul Smith & Co.
308, High Street, Croydon, Surrey CR0 1NG
020 8616 9390
Thakker & Co
88-90, College Road, Harrow, Middlesex HA1 1BQ
020 3302 5110
Vanderpump & Sykes Solicitors
Lough Point, 2 Gladbeck Way (off Windmill Hill), Enfield, Middlesex EN2
: 020 8367 3999
Anthony Gold
Lloyds Bank Chambers, 186, Streatham High Road, London, SW16 1BG
020 3302 3911
Norman Saville & Co.
47, Muswell Hill Broadway, London, N10 3HA
02033750563
A.V.A Mitchell
39, Forest Approach, Woodford Green, Essex G8 9BP
0208 5047766
Walter Wilson Richmond Solicitors
360B, Station Road, Harrow, Middlesex HA1 2DE
020 8427 8484
Solicitors in North England
Lowick McKay Solicitors
46 Church Road, Gately, Cheadle, SK8 4NQ
0161 4915588
nghams
18, Lancaster Road, Knott End-On-Sea, Poulton-Le-Fylde, Lancashire FY6
0AR
01253 810547
J A Simon & Co Solicitors
14 Mill Lane, West Derby, Liverpool, L12 7JB
0151 559 6080
LYNNE THORNTON
50, Crewe Rd, Shavington, Crewe, Cheshire CW2 5JB
01270 441540
Kevills / Vicky Nicholson
32-34, St. Thomas's Road, Chorley, Lancashire PR7 1HZ
01257 265711
Birchall Blackburn LLP Solicitors
Merchant House, 38-46, Avenham Street, Preston, Lancashire PR1 3BN
01772 378617
JONES LAW PARTNERSHP
11, Market St, Marple, Stockport, Cheshire SK6 7AA
0161 6693427
Richard Jacklin
38, Hoghton Street, Southport, Merseyside PR9 0PQ
01704 500024
HOUGH HALTON & SOAL
32, Abbey St, Carlisle, Cumbria CA3 8RJ
01228 581295
M Banks Solicitors
1080, Chester Road, Stretford, Manchester, Lancashire M32 0HF
0161 864 1961
FARRELL & HOBBS SOLCTORS
Xenon House, 10, School Lane, Manchester, Lancashire M20 6RD
0161 637 6650
Peterson Solicitors
Hesketh Mount, 92 - 96 Lord Street, Southport, Merseyside, PR8 1JR
01704 504350
Clifford Johnston & Co
326 Platt Lane, Fallowfield, Manchester, M4 7DA
0161 975 1900
Drummonds Solicitors
01244 565301
WAFER PHLLPS SOLCTORS
54, Muirhead Avenue East, Liverpool, Merseyside L11 1EL
01515597914
nghams
4-8, Leopold Grove, Blackpool, Lancashire FY1 4JR
01253 626642
Brighouse Wolff
21, Liverpool Rd North, Maghull, Liverpool, Merseyside L31 2HB
0151 520 2717
AST HAMPSONS
128, Yorkshire St, Rochdale, Lancashire OL16 1LA
01706 65 3322
CLOUGH & WLLS SOLCTORS
MARKET CHAMBERS, Radcliffe, M26 1NP
0161 637 7035
Oliver & Co
Booth Mansion, 30, Watergate Street, Chester, Cheshire CH1 2LA
01244 638411
Bendles Solicitors
22, Portland Square, Carlisle, Cumbria CA1 1PE
01228 318644
Acklam Bond Noor Solicitors
Equity Chambers, 10-12 St James Street, Accrington, BB5 1LY
01254 872272
Lonsdales
44-45, Hamilton Square, Birkenhead, Merseyside CH41 5AR
0151 647 9381
Dickinson Parker Hill
22, Derby Street, Ormskirk, Lancashire L39 2BZ
01695 661013
Steggles Solicitors
6, St. John St, Chester, Cheshire CH1 1DA
01244 311211
Percy Hughes & Roberts
19, Hamilton Square, Birkenhead, Merseyside CH41 6AY
0151 203 3265
Chronnell Hibbert Solicitors
11, Hyde Rd, Woodley, Stockport, Cheshire SK6 1QG
0161 494 6085
Halsalls
507 Pensby Road, Thingwall, CH61 7UQ
0151 203 1048
Beevers Solicitors
15A-19, Booth Street, Ashton-Under-Lyne, Lancashire OL6 7LD
0161 241 8522
Hall Smith Whittingham LLP
172-174, Nantwich Rd, Crewe, Cheshire CW2 6BW
01270 442060
SoIicitors In The North East
MSP Legal Services LLP
24, Victoria Rd, Hartlepool, Cleveland TS26 8DD
01429 801115
Neil McQueen Duncan & Egner
Floor A, Milburn House, Dean Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne and
Wear NE1 1LE
0191 232 7469
Punch Robson Solicitors
35, Albert Road, Middlesbrough, TS1 1NU
01642 929036
Archers Law LLP
Lakeside House, Kingfisher Way, Stockton-On-Tees, Cleveland TS18 3NB
01642 636500
MSP Legal Services LLP
24, Victoria Rd, Hartlepool, Cleveland TS26 8DD
01429 801094
TMJ Legal Services LLP
Foster House, 99, Raby Road, Hartlepool, Cleveland TS24 8DT
01429 235616
Carr & Co
26, Newgate Street, Morpeth, Northumberland NE61 1BA
01670 458887
NEWBYS SOLCTORS
10, Finkle St, Stockton-On-Tees, Cleveland TS18 1AS
01642 909880
Meikles
2, Clyde Terrace, Spennymoor, County Durham DL16 7SE
01388 814336
Forths
21, High St, Yarm, Cleveland TS15 9BW
01642929232
Bitterman & WoodSolicitors
45-48, Howard Street, North Shields, Tyne and Wear NE30 1AJ
0191 257 3211
Matthew Wilkinson Solicitors
39, Albert Road, Middlesbrough, Cleveland TS1 1NS
0845 6315837
Browell Smith & Co Solicitors
Unit 42/44, Apex Business Village, Annitsford, Cramlington,
Northumberland NE23 7BF
0800 107 3000
Hay & Kilner
16, High St West, Wallsend, Tyne and Wear NE28 8HU
0191 262 8231
SoIicitors in ScotIand
J Myles & Co
7-9 South Tay Street, Dundee, Angus DD1 1NU
01382213462
GOLDSMTH & HUGHES
51, Strathmore House, East Kilbride, Glasgow, Lanarkshire G74 1LF
01355200869
Raeburn Christie Clark & Wallace
75 High Street, Banchory, AB31 5TJ
01330 822931
AS Wagner Solicitor & Estate Agent
34, West George Street, Glasgow, Lanarkshire G2 1DA
0141 332 0809
STODARTS
95, Almada Street, Hamilton, Lanarkshire ML3 0EY
01698 200302
Grant & Wylie
3rd floor, Gordon Chambers, 90, Mitchell St, Glasgow, Lanarkshire G1 3LY
0141 221 1035
John J Robertson
28, Gateside Street, Hamilton, Lanarkshire ML3 7JG
01698 537345
Ross & Connel
18, Viewfield Terrace, Dunfermline, Fife KY12 7JH
01383 721156
STRLNG EUNSON & FERGUSONSolicitors
90, High St, Dunfermline, Fife KY12 7DP
01383 666198
KW LAW
Torridon House, Almondvale Boulevard, Livingston, West Lothian EH54
6QY
01506 415333
D.W Shaw Solicitors
34A, Sandgate, Ayr, KA7 1BX
01292 265 033
Campbell Riddell Breeze Paterson
229, Fenwick Rd, Giffnock, Glasgow, Lanarkshire G46 6JQ
0141 638 7405
Alder Hogg & Company
45A, Townhead, Kirkintilloch, East Dunbartonshire, Glasgow, Lanarkshire
G66 1NG
0141 776 3350
Aitken Nairn Solicitors
7 Abercromby Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6LA
0131 629 9222
BARD
7, St. Catherine St, Cupar, Fife KY15 4LS
01334 804043
Lindsays
1 Royal Bank Place, Buchanan Street, Glasgow, G1 3AA
0141 221 6551
Grieve, Grierson, Moodie & Walker
14, Castle St, Dumfries, Dumfriesshire DG1 1DR
01387 266250
Ruthven Keenan Pollock & Co
371, Victoria Road, Glasgow, Lanarkshire G42 8YY
0141 423 8951
ANDERSONBAN
10, Thistle St, Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire AB10 1XZ
01224 626244
Hay Cassels
Almada Chambers, 95 Almada Street, Hamilton, ML3 0EY
: 01698 284844
Bowman
37, High St East, Forfar, Angus DD8 2EL
01382 322267
Hann & Co
1 Bridge street, Annan, DG12 6AD
01461 758035
Stewart & Watson
59, High Street, Turriff, Aberdeenshire AB53 4EL
01888 288044
Leonards
133, Cadzow St, Hamilton, Lanarkshire ML3 6JG
01698 457313
Paterson Bell
34 Blair Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1QR
0131 202 2299
SoIicitors in WaIes
Watkins & Gunn
Sussex House, 17 Gold Tops, Newport, NP20 4PH
01633 262122
Graham Evans & Partners
5-6, Christina Street, Swansea, West Glamorgan SA1 4EW
01792 655822
Davies Parsons Allchurch
8-10, Queen Victoria Rd, Llanelli, Dyfed SA15 2TN
01554 706599
Trevor Griffiths Solicitors
76, High Street, Blackwood, Gwent NP12 1ZD
01495 225236
J M Lynn Davies Solicitors
Ystrad Road, Denbigh, LL16 3HE
01745 771131
HUTTON'S SOLCTORS
16, St. Andrews Crescent, Cardiff, South Glamorgan CF10 3DD
029 2115 7008
Temple Law Solicitors
The Old Probate Registry, 49, Cardiff Road, Llandaff, Cardiff, South
Glamorgan CF5 2DQ
02921 159523
Crowley & Co
10-16 Vere Street, Cardiff, South Glamorgan CF24 3DS
02920 458895
The Gwyn George Partnership
41 Heol Eglwys, Ystradgynlais, Swansea, SA9 1EY
01639 698438
KTP Solicitors
Ty Atebion, Bocam Park, Pencoed, CF35 5LJ
01656 332052
Hanratty & Co
The Eagles, Shortbridge Street, Newtown, Powys SY16 2LW
01686 626239
AVERY NAYLOR
35-36, Walter Rd, Swansea, West Glamorgan SA1 5NW
01792 463276
WHTEHEAD WOODWARD Solicitors
Gleniffer House, Hoseley Lane, Marford, Wrexham, Clwyd LL12 8YE
01978 448182
Berry Smith Solicitors
Haywood House North, Dumfries Place, Cardiff, South Glamorgan CF10
3GA
01656 332072
Eleri Thomas & Co
Cartrefle, Bridge Street, Newcastle Emlyn, Dyfed SA38 9DX
01239 802622
Carter Vincent Jones Davis Solicitors
The Port House, Port Penrhyn, Bangor, Gwynedd LL57 4HN
01248 660873
GEE & EDWARDS
98, Walter Rd, Swansea, West Glamorgan SA1 5QJ
01792 347321
RCHARDS & LEWS
19, Market St, Ebbw Vale, Gwent NP23 6YH
01495 360792