Surrounded by boxes. Writing multiple to do lists. Searching the chaos to find that one little thing you know you have, but aren’t sure where it is. Moving can be a real pain. I’ve gone through a few moves in my life, twice internationally, and three times between houses. My last move was just this month, and although they have all turned out fine in the end, it can be a struggle. These are some things I wish I’d know before moving: 1. Check the customs rules I moved interna

When I asked what resources you wanted me to create to make moving home easier and less stressful for you, the biggest response was to have a moving checklist to keep track of everything! Your wish is my command and like your moving fairy godmother I've waved my magic MacBook and bibbidibobiddibo here it is! With 16 moves already under my belt (3 in 1 year alone!) I know the drill pretty well now, but it still can be SO easy to forget things while juggling everything else. Th

Guest Blog - Andy Dickens, Simplicity Cars Depending how far you have relocated, whether it’s a few hundred miles or a whole new continent, you might now be left without a vehicle or need a second car to help the whole family get around. When you start looing at the car market it's easy to feel overwhelmed and not know where to start. In the UK at the moment there are over 18,000 different cars to choose from and that’s before you start choosing colours and options. So navig

Welcome to RelocateGuru a new social media platform to help everyone feel like a local BEFORE you move! Like a Pinterest meets TripAdvisor for moving you will be able to search, save and organise everything you need to know about your new town, city or neighbourhood, ask locals questions and find new connections so your new town feels more like home sooner. "The ideal is to feel at home anywhere, everywhere" - Geoff Dyer The idea for creating RelocateGuru came from my own exp