Man and van UK
London, E16
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London, E16
London, EC2A
London, EC2A
London, EC3V
London, SE8
London, NW8
London, N12
London, N4
London, W1W
London, SW6
London, W6
London, WC2H
London, W5
London, N1
London, EC1V
London, W1W
London, EC1V
Companies House records this company as Dissolved
London, SE7
London, EC1V
London, NW4
London, SE4
London, NW6
London, W1W
London, E14
London, SW18
London, EC2A
London, E3
London, N12
London, WC2H
London, E17
London, E17
London, E4
London, NW10
Companies House records this company as Dissolved
London, EC1V
London, N1
London, N11
London, WC2H
London, E10
London, N10
London, EC1V
London, EC2A
London, W1W
London, NW10
London, SE23
London, EC1V
London, WC2A
London, EC1V
London, SW17
London, WC2N
London, E16
London, SE5
London, SE7
London, W3
London, E4
London, N18
London, NW4
London, EC2A
London, WC2A
London, E16
If the person living in a hoarded property is alive and has capacity to decide, nothing should be removed without their agreement, however difficult the situation looks from outside. A clearance carried out over somebody's objection tends to be undone within a year, and it damages the relationship that any lasting change depends on.
Read hoarding: a practical order of work 10 min read