What the press are saying
We’re always chuffed when people get in touch to find out what we do, and we’re proud to say that we’ve had some awfully nice things written about us…
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Coronavirus prompts No 10 to suspend housing market. The housing market was effectively suspended by the government last night in an unprecedented move as the sector was plunged into chaos by the coronavirus outbreak.
The Times 27 March 2020
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Ward Thomas, who also handled moves for Pippa Middleton, sister of the Duchess of Cambridge, and former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, hasn’t yet seen an uptick in corporate relocations. Though with many firms saying a non-negotiated exit would be disastrous for their U.K. operations, he says some are laying the groundwork for moves.
Bloomberg 17 January 2019
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Anthony Ward Thomas started his eponymous removals company in 1985 after a bad experience while moving house — he caught workers from a “well-known national firm” trying on his clothes.
“Removals boss puts his own house in order”
The Times Online (16th December 2014)
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It has a lot of things going for it; it is superbly acted, with Dominic Cooper as the talented young ‘AJ’ Munnings, the star of the Edwardian young artists’ colony in Cornwall, and Dan Stevens (Matthew Cawley inDownton Abbey) as his friend and subsequent love rival, Gilbert Evans.
ANTHONY WARD-THOMAS is the owner of one of Britain’s most exclusive removal companies, catering to the likes of the Archbishop of Canterbury, who left Lambeth Palace last month.
Ward-Thomas set up the firm that bears his name in west London in 1985, paying £500 for a deposit on a delivery van. He now has 95 lorries and 300 employees, turning over £15m a year.
Customers have included Boris Johnson, mayor of London, and the actors Cate Blanchett and Orlando Bloom. The company also delivers for Sotheby’s and Bonhams, the auction houses.