Storage.co.uk’s National Declutter Week (7-18 March 2012) encourages declutterers to take unwanted items to charity shops run by hospices. Here we look at just how much donations are cherished by the hospices for the vital financial assistance that they bring.
Each January, millions of people go through the ritual of making a promise to themselves to do something different that they didn’t manage the year before. Here’s one that will make you feel better about the world: Declutter!
When Storage.co.uk announced its National Declutter Week campaign to help hospices, Dave Crocker of U store depot, in Northern Ireland, responded to say that’s just what they’ve already been doing. And here he tells us how.
Storage.co.uk has recently had the pleasure of announcing that, after its successful launch in 2010, National Declutter Week will return – from 7 to 18 March 2012. Here is how we hope it will bring benefit to declutterers, hospices, and the self storage industry.
At Storage.co.uk we’re very interested in the subject of clutter, and are organising the National Declutter Week 2012. But here’s a story that is of an altogether different order of magnitude.
Following on the success of last year’s first ever National Declutter Week, sponsored by Storage.co.uk, we are preparing for a new national campaign next year. In order to chime with the traditional good habit of Spring Cleaning, our campaign will be moving seasons.
An Englishman’s home is his… shed. For many it’s probably the first port of call for robust storage needs, but each to his own style. Here is one account.
Because of the cost of renting and buying homes, many young people in their twenties – post-university or early in their working life – are moving back in with their parents. Where do they put all their stuff?
The Antiques Roadshow, Cash in the Attic, Bargain Hunt… they all hold out the promise of a dream find that could improve your net worth dramatically, if not transform your life. Could it be lurking in your self storage unit?
For a thorough spring clean, don’t just wash, wipe and vacuum ‒ get the clutter out of the house. And if you want somewhere to put it, think self storage!
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