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Need a reliable van and driver around Long Ashton (BS41)?
Need a reliable van and driver around Long Ashton (BS41)?
Whether you’re moving a few bits across town or tackling a full housemove, Van & I is on hand to help. I cover the whole Long Ashton area — from Providence Lane and Keedwell Hill to the edges of Yanley Lane and the Festival Way cycle route.
I’ve helped collect sofas from the estate near Long Ashton Road, cleared out garden waste near the community centre, and even delivered antiques from the lanes by Glebe Road (carefully — promise!). I know the roads, the quirks, and where you can squeeze in for loading without annoying half the village.
Whether it's a light move, a single-item delivery, or a last-minute job, I bring local knowledge, a spacious van, and good communication — no call centres, no fuss. Just a friendly service that fits around you.
Questions? Quotes? Tap the contact link or head to the homepage — I’ll reply as soon as I’m back in signal (or back from the hills).
🚚 Insider’s Guide to Working in Long Ashton, Bristol
🚚 Insider’s Guide to Working in Long Ashton, Bristol
Top 5 Local Insights from a Removals Delivery Driver
Top 5 Local Insights from a Removals Delivery Driver
🏞️ Navigating deliveries near Ashton Court Estate can be tricky—steep lanes like Beggar Bush Lane test your clutch control, especially when festival traffic from the Balloon Fiesta fills every corner.
🚗 Parking around Northleaze Primary School at pick-up and drop-off times is a real squeeze; double-parked cars often leave vans inching past like puzzle pieces in a tight game.
☕ Stops near the Bird in Hand pub or Café de Long Ashton are lifesavers—you’ll need a caffeine boost after wrangling furniture up the narrow staircases of Victorian terraces off Weston Road.
🛣️ The one-way pinch on Yanley Lane often catches out new drivers; combine that with tractors from nearby farms and you’ll be clock-watching to make your drop-offs on time.
🎉 Weekend removals are lively when the Long Ashton Village Market is on; stalls spill onto pavements, making kerbside access a challenge—but the local sourdough and cider are worth the wait!
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