Nottingham – based All Moves UK Ltd has become the latest removals company to join the Alliance of Independent Movers (AIM).

The family run business was founded by its current managing director Gordon Rafferty in 2004 as a single van operation and now employs 18 people, including Gordon’s wife Kelly and 15-year old son Taylor who takes a keen interest in the marketing side of the business. 

The company currently operates 10 Luton vans and plans to add an 18-tonne vehicle to the fleet later this year.  As well as domestic moves the business undertakes commercial and local authority work and is the main moving contractor for Victim Support in the Midlands and West Midlands.

All Moves UK is already a member of a number of business organisations including the National Guild of Removers and Storers, the Road Haulage Association and Which? Trusted Trader.

“I decided to join AIM because I believe it is a new organisation that will stand its course and remain a contender among the other main trade organisations,” said Gordon. “If I need advice about something that’s new to me, such as shipping or working in Europe, I can pick up the phone and talk to someone with first-hand experience who can help me.  That’s a great resource when you’re running an expanding business.”

AIM founder Scott Rust said, “We are delighted to welcome All Moves Ltd as our latest member and look forward to working with Gordon and his team as they grow their business in the years ahead.”

The Alliance of Independent Movers was created to assist removers of all sizes to grow and expand their businesses while offering their customers a high level of service. For the mover with limited resources, or even larger more established businesses, AIM can offer a wide range of benefits.

Photo: All Moves UK Ltd.