London Removals: Areas We Cover
We cover all of London, and take moves beyond it. Find your part of London and the page that explains moving there.
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CityGrip Recovery covers all of London, all 32 boroughs and the City of London, and takes moves beyond London too. This directory lists each borough against the region page for it: Central, East, West, North or South London. The five regions are practical groupings for customers, not official divisions, and many areas sit across a boundary. Give us both postcodes and we give you the price upfront.
Choose your part of London
Central London
Restricted loading, charging zones and building rules in the middle of the city.
Westminster, City of London, Camden, Islington (south), Southwark and Lambeth (north), with Kensington and Chelsea shared with West London
East London
From Hackney and Docklands to Ilford, Romford and the Essex border.
Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Newham, Waltham Forest, Redbridge, Barking and Dagenham, Havering
West London
Inner west flats to suburban Ealing, Hounslow and Hillingdon.
Kensington and Chelsea, Hammersmith and Fulham, Ealing, Hounslow, Hillingdon, with Brent, Harrow and Richmond shared with other regions
North London
Conversions, slopes and family homes from Camden to Enfield.
Camden, Islington, Haringey, Barnet, Enfield, Brent, Harrow, and Hackney (Stoke Newington)
South London
South west, inner south and south east, from Battersea to Bromley.
Lambeth, Wandsworth, Southwark, Lewisham, Greenwich, Merton, Sutton, Croydon, Bromley, Bexley, Kingston, Richmond, with Lambeth and Southwark shared with Central London
All 32 boroughs and the City of London
This is how we group London for planning a move. It is not an administrative classification. Where a borough sits in more than one region, we link to each page that covers part of it.
| Borough | Region | Postcode areas (indicative) | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Barking and Dagenham | East London | IG, RM | East London |
| Barnet | North London | N, NW, EN, HA | North London |
| Bexley | South London | SE, DA | South London |
| Brent | West and North London | NW, HA, W | West London, North London |
| Bromley | South London | BR, SE, TN | South London |
| Camden | Central and North London | WC, NW, N | Central London, North London |
| City of London | Central London | EC | Central London |
| Croydon | South London | CR, SE, SW | South London |
| Ealing | West London | W, UB | West London |
| Enfield | North London | EN, N | North London |
| Greenwich | South London | SE | South London |
| Hackney | East and North London | E, N, EC | East London, North London |
| Hammersmith and Fulham | West London | W, SW | West London |
| Haringey | North London | N | North London |
| Harrow | West and North London | HA | West London, North London |
| Havering | East London | RM | East London |
| Hillingdon | West London | UB, HA, TW | West London |
| Hounslow | West London | TW, W | West London |
| Islington | Central and North London | N, EC | Central London, North London |
| Kensington and Chelsea | West and Central London | W, SW | West London, Central London |
| Kingston upon Thames | South London | KT | South London |
| Lambeth | Central and South London | SE, SW | Central London, South London |
| Lewisham | South London | SE | South London |
| Merton | South London | SW, CR, SM | South London |
| Newham | East London | E | East London |
| Redbridge | East London | IG, E | East London |
| Richmond upon Thames | South and West London | TW, KT, SW | South London, West London |
| Southwark | Central and South London | SE | Central London, South London |
| Sutton | South London | SM, CR | South London |
| Tower Hamlets | East London | E | East London |
| Waltham Forest | East London | E | East London |
| Wandsworth | South London | SW | South London |
| Westminster | Central London | W, WC, SW, NW | Central London |
Postcodes and how they relate to areas
Postcode areas such as E, N, NW, W, WC, EC, SW, SE, IG, RM, EN, CR, BR, HA, UB, TW, KT and SM are a useful way to say where you are, but they do not follow borough or regional boundaries. One postcode district can lie in two boroughs, and a postcode letter does not always match the compass direction people use. The postcode areas in the table are therefore a guide to which codes appear in each borough, not an exclusive list.
When you request a quote, use the full collection and delivery postcodes.
If you are not sure which page applies
1. Find the nearest borough
London boroughs share boundaries, so the nearest one in the table is usually the right one.
2. Send both postcodes
Use the quote form, call 07960 200253 or message WhatsApp.
3. We give you the price
We confirm the details and give you the price upfront, before anything is booked.
Area FAQs
Do you cover all 32 London boroughs?
Yes. We cover all of London, every borough and the City of London, and take moves beyond London too. Give us both postcodes on the quote form and we give you the price upfront.
My area is on a border between two regions. Which page do I use?
Either page works. Put both postcodes on the quote form and we confirm.
Can you move me outside London?
Yes, we take moves beyond London as well. Put the delivery postcode on the quote form and we confirm the details and the price.
Updated 19 October 2026. Written and maintained by CityGrip Recovery, Leyton, London.
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