18th July 2019
By Storage Guru
Categories: Why Self Storage
In this article, we are going to discuss further why and when you will need self-storage, its history, as well as how it will improve your business and personal necessities. Shall we begin? Self-Storage also means self-service storage. The customers of the Self-Storage service are individuals or companies that need a small warehouse, a small … continued
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11th June 2019
By Storage Guru
Categories: city
Exeter is the superb city to visit as a vibrant University City as well as a great base to explore the south west of England. It is a sporting city home to Exeter City Football Club nicknamed the Grecians and Exeter City Rugby Club nicknamed the Chiefs as well as the Exeter Racing Course and … continued
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11th June 2019
By Storage Guru
Categories: lifestyle, london, villages
London has been welcoming people to its heart for centuries from with the United Kingdom as well as all over the world. Someone famous once said that if you are fed up with London then you are fed up with life. London has so much variety, things to do and people to watch that any … continued
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16th May 2019
By Storage Guru
Categories: city
London is a capital city that has evolved from the Romans, Anglo Saxons, Vikings, and Normans through to the recent settlers from the Commonwealth, Europe and the rest of the world. London is multi-cultural and home to Londoners that speak over 300 different languages in a population of 8.5 million people. You will notice the … continued
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16th May 2019
By Storage Guru
Categories: city
Manchester started out as a wooden Roman Fort in 80 AD and this was rebuilt in stone in 200 AD. It was a small market town and had later visitors including the Danes and the Normans. It became a wool town and later became famous for wool, cotton, linen and silk. During the industrial revolution … continued
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15th May 2019
By Storage Guru
Categories: city
Birmingham started as a Saxon village and in the 12th century it became a town and under the Kings agreement it became a market town with a monthly market. This drew artisans and business people to move to Birmingham which increased its population. By the 14th century it became a town renowned for its selling … continued
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