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  MOVING HOUSE

There is so much more to organise than just packing for the move that often-important things are over-looked. Use this checklist a couple of weeks before to make sure you’ve got everything covered.

But beware - don’t notify anyone of your change of address until the contracts have been exchanged, as the sale can still fall through leaving you with the chore of contacting everyone all over again.

Have you told the gas, water, electricity and telephone companies? You need to tell them at least 48 hours in advance that you are moving. Pass on the details of your current supplier to the people moving in.

On your moving day you will need to read the meters in both properties so the correct bills can be issued.

When you move in to your new home contact who you want to supply your utilities so they can register you as a new customer and start billing you from that day.

Have you arranged for your final telephone bill and new connection at your new home? You may be able to transfer your existing number.

Have you informed your bank, building society, credit card and insurers?

You may also need to alter or cancel direct debits you have for your old home. Have you updated your driving licence and vehicle registration documentation? It’s a potential £1,000 fine if your documents are not up to date. Visit the Driving and Vehicle Licensing Agency to find out how.

Have you updated your details on the Electoral Register? The register is updated every month and you need to be included on it to vote. A form is available from the Electoral Commission's 'About my vote' website. You can complete the form online, or download and send it to the Electoral Registration Office, which is based, at your local council. Have you told the TV licensing?

Have you decided what you do and don’t want to take? There are lots of charities that will gladly have your unwanted items, including charities that specialise in recycling furniture. Search for charities by area, name or keyword on the Charity Commission website.

Are you hiring a professional removal firm, a man with a van or just press ganging all your family and friends into helping with the move? Whatever you decide it will be a long hard day, so good luck.