Moving to or from Rutland?
Let M&G Do the Heavy Lifting (Before the A47 Junction Sends You Round in Circles)
Welcome to Rutland — England’s smallest county, where reservoirs meet market towns and the A47 keeps Oakham and Leicester firmly connected. With around 40,000 residents who know the shortcut past Rutland Water better than any sat‑nav, Rutland blends rural calm with commuter convenience.
Schools That Actually Impress
Oakham School (the independent heavyweight), Uppingham School, and Catmose College all carry strong reputations. Translation: your kids will get a solid education, and you’ll have plenty of parents comparing exam results at the school gates.
Economy With a Balance
Rutland’s economy mixes agriculture, tourism, and small‑scale manufacturing with growing service and retail hubs in Oakham and Uppingham. Add in commuters heading to Leicester, Peterborough, and Nottingham, and you’ve got a county that’s practical, connected, and quietly thriving.
Things to Do (Besides Timing the A47 Traffic)
Rutland Water – sailing, cycling, birdwatching, and postcard views.
Normanton Church – iconic lakeside landmark.
Local favourites – Uppingham antiques for treasure hunters, Oakham Castle for history buffs, and countryside walks for fresh air and photo ops.
Moving Services That Keep It Simple
At M&G, we can’t fix the A47 bottleneck, but we can make moving day a whole lot easier:
Full packing services
Secure, insured storage (ideal if your chain moves slower than traffic at Glaston)
Local, national, European & overseas moves (because sometimes Rutland is just a stepping stone to Rome)
Visit Us (We’ll Put the Kettle On)
Our depot in Acocks Green (B27 6AP) is within easy reach of Rutland via the M1/A47. Pop in during opening hours or contact us directly:
Freephone: 0800 783 2323
Tel: 0121 705 2323
Email: hello@mgtr.co.uk
Website: www.mgtr.co.uk
WhatsApp: Little blue button bottom right!
We can arrange a quotation or survey in 60 seconds flat. Fast, efficient, and just cheeky enough to make moving day feel less like hard work.
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