The gathering of the UK’s movers & storers industry.
In this issue we take a first look at what’s in store for visitors at this year's show.
According to the organising team, The Movers & Storers Show 2025 is shaping up to be the most significant event of the year for professionals in the removals and storage sector. The annual show takes place over two days,18–19 November, at the NAEC Stoneleigh in Warwickshire, at the heart of the UK. The organiser say this year’s show will play host to their largest and most diverse line-up of exhibitors yet. Visitors will find everything from innovative new products and solutions, the latest in technologies and AI alongside a host of established, industry-leading suppliers all under one roof.
But it doesn’t stop there. The show also offers a unique opportunity to meet with the key associations that support our sector, including The British Association of Removers, Self Storage Association UK, Container Self-Storage Traders Association, and the Association of Independent Movers. This makes it the ideal place not only to discover new business tools and services but also to connect with the organisations shaping our industry’s future.
The organisers also stress it’s not just about business. The removal and storage industry is a unique industry, that’s built on relationships. Whether it’s a chat over coffee or a cold beverage, it’s the networking and conversations that matter: Who’s doing what? Who’s joined the industry? Who’s retired? These personal connections are what keep this industry thriving.
Compared to costly international moving and storage conferences - with expensive flights, hotels, and days away from home - The Movers & Storers Show offers a similar experience with a very different price tag, It’s FREE to attend. All you have to do is just register yourself and your colleagues via the show's website and you can access all these suppliers, content and networking over 2 days.
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Photo: The Movers & Storers Show 2024.
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