Moving abroad entails a lot more than packing your bags and getting to the airport on time. Unless you’re lucky enough to be able to keep your house in the UK, one of the most important parts of the process will inevitably be selling up. So what can you do to speed up the process and get your house shipshape?

Perhaps one of the first in a long line of questions you’ll ask yourself before you move Down Under is whether to take the plunge and buy a house when you get there or simply to rent. The answer probably depends on a number of circumstantial factors – how long you’re moving for, the budget for the move, whether it’s a corporate move that’s being paid for in full by an employer, if you’re moving as a family or to start one – whatever the reasons behind your move, they will without doubt dictate your future living situation.
If you’re in the early stages of planning your move or are still undecided about what’s best for you, then our guide to buying and renting might help you narrow down your choices…

 Following the success of this year’s event, we’re pleased to announce that we have received confirmation of the next TumbleUp4Life, which will take place on Saturday the 3rd of May 2014.

It’s just one of many questions you’ll face when going through the process of an international move – but should you ship your vehicle as part of your move or buy a new one out there? And if you do ship, what do you need to do to prepare your vehicle for the move?

Big congratulations are in order for Tom Bourne who recently completed the TumbleUp4Life challenge in Llanfoist, South Wales, for the third time.

Whether you’re moving because you’ve been offered work overseas or you’re moving to find work once you get there, there’s no escaping the fact that your job will play a big part in your new lifestyle.

We've parntered with Rightmove for an exciting competion

As part of Bournes Relocation Solutions series of articles “Guidelines for a Successful Move Management Tender” here we discuss assessing company characteristics.

Whether you’re moving because you’ve been offered work in Canada or you’re moving to find work once you get there, there’s no escaping the fact that your job will play a big part in your new lifestyle.

Fast becoming one of the biggest towns in the South East, Ashford is a thriving place to live and work. Whatever your reason for moving here, you won’t be disappointed with what’s on offer…