When Guido Fawkes was caught, fuse in hand, under the Houses of Parliament standing next to enough gunpowder to destroy half of Westminister he must have thought that things couldn’t get much worse. He’d not managed to blow up King James I, the Gunpowder plot had failed in the conspiracy to end the government and he was about to be tortured to death. Then again he did manage to leave a legacy in the form of bonfire night. Guy would have been happy being hung, drawn and quartered knowing that every 5th November we celebrate his monumental failure by setting effigies of him on fire and representing what he should have done by shooting fireworks into the air.
Yes its bonfire night and Man and Vans, London’s original light removals service, wants to celebrate by letting you know the best displays across London which you can enjoy with Man and Vans.
Sunday 1st November – Man and Van Wandsworth will enjoying the fireworks at Clapham Common. This massive display will kick off around half past seven and include a huge burning bonfire complete with Guy himself.
Thursday 5th November – The Victoria Park display should provide Man and Van Hackney with a mid week treat of fireworks with friends. This East London display is a London institution and promise to be as spectacular as ever (The date of the Victoria Park display is subject to change).
Saturday 7th November – Those of you in West London can enjoy this bonfire night in Ravenscourt Park with Man and Van Hammersmith. The display should begin at eight pm. Food and drink will be available to those wanting to raise a cheer as the sky’s lights up.
Man and Van London encourages the safe use of fireworks. Keep out of the reach of children.
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A horror story -A young woman in Hackney has a huge fight with her boyfriend and has to leave the flat she shares with him. She’s desperately unhappy and just wants to go home. Back to the love and security of her parents. Her boyfriend has gone. Left her to deal with the late October elements as he shacks up with a lady of questionable reputation in a bedsit near by. Our heroines parents are on holiday and can’t help her move from the lair of her scumbag boyfriend. She needs help!
She sees an add in the paper for a man and a van which is cheap, cheap, cheap. She can’t believe her luck. She dials the number of this unregulated and uninsured sole trader. He can help her that very evening. She thanks the Lord that she will no longer have to look a this pit! This hole! This flat that holds such bad memories for her! But it was not God who sent this man with a van!!
Our story ends with our heroine alone and unhappy. She is safe and secure in her parents house. Her cheap man with a van was no murderer (most people won’t chop you into little pieces even around Halloween) but unfortunately he was also not a professional. Half her possessions are cracked or broken and because he is uninsured she has no protection. If only she’d have called Man and Vans, London’s original light removals service!!! Man and Van Hackney can provide a friendly, efficient and reliable service at a competitive price. And what’s more we are fully licensed and insured so you are fully protected.
Avoid a scary story this Halloween! Stay away from cowboy man with a van services and come to true professionals. Man and Van Hackney is here to help you escape from scary situations and will protect you while you make perilous journeys. For information on how Man and Vans can protect you this Halloween follow the link – man and vans certification.
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Man and Vans, London’s leading light removal service, works hard for you so this week we are having a treat. Man and Van Wimbledon noticed the New Wimbledon Theatre was putting on a performance of Quadrophenia. Man and Vans have run the route between London and Brighton and thought this would be a deserved trip for the workers of Man and Van Wimbledon. Roman our logistics manager wanted to see Never Forget the Take That play in two weeks but less said about that.
Set in London and Brighton during the height of the Mod era, Quadrophenia is the story of Jimmy, a hedonistic style conscious teenager, stuck in a dead end job, and his desire to be the Face – cool and with the girl everyone wants to be with. Using the music of The Who Man and Van Wimbledon are looking forward to seeing this adaptation of the famous film staring Phil Daniels.
Don’t worry though Man and Van Wimbledon will still be available to help with all you light removal needs. Man and Vans provides an efficient, reliable and friendly service at competitive prices. For information on Quandophenia, Never Forget or any show at the Wimbledon Theatre check the website.
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Man and Vans, London’s leading light removal service, likes to help with your move. This doesn’t just mean picking up your possessions and delivering them safely to your new address.
Man and Vans provides a complete 360 services. Man and Vans offer a packing service, if you need help with your belongings, sells a variety of packaging in all sizes including tap and bubble wrap, and can even provide storage for items that you don’t need straight away. Being London’s original light removal company we have references from years of satisfied customers to put your mind at even greater ease.
Man and Vans is there to help but if you want to do things on your own Man and Vans respects that. We’d still like to offer some advice. Look at Man and Vans removal tips for years of removal experience or download the man-and-van-home-removals-flier.
Once your move has finished Man and Vans can still help. Moving can produce rubbish, waste and unwanted items. Man and Vans can deal with this by disposing of any unwanted good at our local tip. To request information on our waste removal service use our online request form or consider recycling these items. For information on recycling try recycle.co.uk or uk.freecycle.org.
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Man and Vans, London’s original light removals service, has news regarding its favourite poet. We’ve found another poem by Man Van London, the author of Clutter. Man and Vans found this poem on lemonfingers.com a forum for aspiring writers. The poem titled Neanderthal Trainspotter is another haiku by Man Van London. At Man and Vans we, ironically, prefer Clutter but will continue to look at for more of Man Van London’s work.
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Neanderthal Trainspotter
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Real London Man Van
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If you want to read Neanderthal Trainspotter you can follow the link or view other poems published on lemonfingers.com.
Man and Vans is London’s original light removal and man and van service. To contact us either email sales@manandvans.com or call 0845 170 0660
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When Guido Fawkes was caught, fuse in hand, under the Houses of Parliament standing next to enough gunpowder to destroy half of Westminister he must have thought that things couldn’t get much worse. He’d not managed to blow up King James I, the Gunpowder plot had failed in the conspiracy to end the government and he was about to be tortured to death. Then again he did manage to leave a legacy in the form of bonfire night. Guy would have been happy being hung, drawn and quartered knowing that every 5th November we celebrate his monumental failure by setting effigies of him on fire and representing what he should have done by shooting fireworks into the air.
