A podcast for the UK Moving industry where your host, Colin Wynn, interviews company owners, branch managers and even suppliers in this wonderful, friendly, family orientated industry. We delve into the past, the present and the future with each of our guests.

Moving Matters
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A podcast for the UK Moving industry where your host, Colin Wynn, interviews company owners, branch managers and even suppliers in this wonderful, friendly, family orientated industry. We delve into the past, the present and the future with each of our guests.
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May 22, 2025
Episode 95: Moving Matters with Steve McGregor of McGregor Removals & Storage
<p>In this episode, <strong>Steve McGregor</strong>, <strong>Managing Director</strong> of <strong>McGregor Removals & Storage</strong>, discusses how he returned to the industry in <strong>2013</strong> to start his own business, even though as a third-generation remover he swore he would never be involved in Removals!</p> <p><strong>McGregor Removals & Storage</strong> is based in <strong>Belfast</strong>, <strong>Northern Ireland</strong> and offer removals, storage, distribution and packing services, covering the whole of the UK and Ireland, focusing primarily on customer service, and in January 2025 have started an international shipping service. Fleet wise <strong>McGregor Removals & Storage</strong> operate a fleet of <strong>9</strong> vehicles and are not brand loyal in the slightest, and storage wise they have a <strong>16,000</strong> sqft warehouse.</p> <p>Apart from the everyday challenge of removals, <strong>Steve’s</strong> challenges have been staff and recruitment, switching off and detaching when away from the workplace, and accepting that you cannot change bad attitude.</p> <p>The one thing <strong>Steve</strong> would change from his moving past would have been to network earlier, which would have taken <strong>McGregor Removals & Storage</strong> further and faster.</p> <p><strong>Steve</strong> has several high points of being within the industry, becoming a member of <strong>BAR</strong> (British Association of Removers), moving <strong>Dame Kelly Holmes</strong>, and the excitement from <strong>Steve’s</strong> children, nieces and nephews when they see the vehicles on the road as the vehicles are named after them.</p> <p>The one thing <strong>Steve</strong> would like to change within the industry is to have a more structured sales process.</p> <p>The advice <strong>Steve</strong> would give himself just starting out within the industry again is to network earlier and do more homework on the industry.</p> <p>In the next <strong>5</strong> years <strong>Steve</strong> wants to continue to grow the <strong>McGregor</strong> brand. Industry wise, <strong>Steve</strong> sees technology playing a big part.</p> <p>Outside of the industry <strong>Steve</strong> spends time with his two daughters, the challenge of running, working out at the gym, and has recently bought a boat. </p> <p>And as always, we end <strong>Moving Matters</strong> with a funny moving story, well two, one involving a tip and the other a sex toy.</p> <p>Enjoy!</p> <p>Links to <strong>McGregor Removals & Storage</strong>:</p> <ul> <li><a href="https://www.mcgregor-removals.co.uk/" rel="nofollow">Website</a></li> <li><a href="https://twitter.com/mcgmoves" rel="nofollow">Twitter</a></li> </ul><p>Special Guest: Steve McGregor.</p>

May 8, 2025
Episode 94: Moving Matters with Jonathan Bramwell
<p>In this episode, <strong>Jonathan Bramwell</strong>, <strong>Founder</strong> of <strong>Bramwell Relocation</strong>, discusses how he began in removals <strong>42</strong> years ago, assisting with the delivery of furniture for his mother’s antique furniture and restoration business, before buying his own van and delivering items from the local auction house.</p> <p>At that time <strong>Jonathan’s</strong> business was <strong>SBS</strong> (Sure to Be of Service), which grew not only from removals but also from storage and commercial contracts, including distribution. At its peak <strong>SBS</strong> was employing <strong>70</strong> people and turning over <strong>£5m</strong> a year! However, during the global economic crash of <strong>2008/9</strong> business started to get tough as contracts were cancelled, and eventually <strong>SBS</strong> was placed into administration and up for sale – and the buyer, none other than <strong>Clockwork Removals</strong>, where <strong>Jonathan</strong> was offered a role within Sales, and then promoted to National Sales Director, before eventually parting company.</p> <p><strong>8</strong> months after leaving <strong>Clockwork</strong>, and at the tender age of <strong>48 Jonathan</strong> was told (twice) that he could do it again, and so <strong>Bramwell Relocation</strong> was formed, and today is a true family affair consisting of <strong>Jonathan</strong>, <strong>Bev</strong> (wife), <strong>Lewis</strong> (son) & <strong>Sarah</strong> (daughter), primarily offering very high quality domestic removals & storage services, employing <strong>10</strong> and running a fleet of 3 x HGVs (2 of which are demount bodies), 4 x Luton vans, 2 x VW Transporters and 1 x VW Crafter. Storage wise they offer containerised storage, shipping container storage and a very small amount of self-storage.</p> <p><strong>Jonathan’s</strong> biggest challenge ever has to be running a business for <strong>26</strong> years and letting it go. Any challenge since then <strong>Jonathan</strong> regards as ‘just stuff’ rather than a challenge.</p> <p>The one thing <strong>Jonathan</strong> would change from his moving past is to have concentrated more on removals, rather than diversify into providing different services.</p> <p><strong>Jonathan</strong> has two high points of being within the industry, in <strong>2000 Jonathan</strong> was appointed <strong>Chairman</strong> of the <strong>BAR Yorkshire Area</strong>, and more recently when <strong>Lewis</strong> & <strong>Sarah</strong> joined the business.</p> <p>The one thing <strong>Jonathan</strong> would like to change within the industry is the process in which people buy houses.</p> <p>The advice <strong>Jonathan</strong> would give himself just starting out within the industry again is to immediately deliver great service, constantly regulate yourself, don’t over trade (become a busy fool), and control your cash.</p> <p>In the next <strong>5</strong> years <strong>Jonathan</strong> hopes to be semi-retired. Industry wise, <strong>Jonathan</strong> sees an increase in the use of 3.5 tonne vans.</p> <p>Outside of the industry <strong>Jonathan</strong> has an obsession for cars and motorcycles. <strong>Jonathan</strong> enjoys skiing, vacations, gardening, and trips to the Isle of Man. </p> <p>And as always, we end <strong>Moving Matters</strong> with a funny moving story, regarding plums.</p> <p>Enjoy!</p> <p>Links to <strong>Bramwell Relocation</strong>:</p> <ul> <li><a href="https://www.bramwellrelocation.com/" rel="nofollow">Website</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.facebook.com/BramwellRelocation" rel="nofollow">Facebook</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.instagram.com/bramwellrelocation/" rel="nofollow">Instagram</a></li> </ul><p>Special Guest: Jonathan Bramwell.</p>

December 12, 2024
Episode 93: Moving Matters with Vince Burruano
Vince Burruano, President of Vince Burruano Consulting Services, shares insights on industry challenges and opportunities, emphasizing the importance of building strong teams and cultures for long-term success.
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