Cirencester at a glance
Set in Gloucestershire and covering the GL7 postcode, this is a sizeable hub of 17715 people (2021 census) with Kemble station 3.3 miles from the centre, making it a practical base for moves across the county and into the nearest main town, Swindon. By road it links quickly to places in every direction: Chalford is 9.8 miles away in 18 minutes, Tetbury 10.4 miles in 17 minutes, Broad Blunsdon 11.2 miles in 16 minutes, Malmesbury 12.5 miles in 21 minutes, Nailsworth 12.9 miles in 24 minutes, Stroud 13 miles in 23 minutes, Royal Wootton Bassett 14.1 miles in 26 minutes, Highworth 14.7 miles in 23 minutes, Swindon 15.2 miles in 26 minutes and Brockworth 16.7 miles in 33 minutes. It serves a tight cluster of smaller places too, including Siddington at 1.2 miles, Stratton at 1.6 miles, Ewen at 2.7 miles, Ampney Crucis and Coates at 2.8 miles, Kemble and South Cerney at 3.3 miles, Somerford Keynes at 3.9 miles, Poulton and Ashton Keynes at 4.8 miles, Rendcomb at 5.5 miles, Meysey Hampton at 6 miles, Chedworth at 6.6 miles, Arlington at 6.7 miles, Quenington at 7.8 miles and Northleach at 10 miles. Local errands often centre on New Brewery Arts 0.4 miles from the centre and Cirencester Retail Park 0.5 miles, with flat-pack and furniture collected and delivered, plus loads into and out of Guardian Self Storage 0.4 miles, Watermoor Point Self Storage 0.5 miles and Swindon Caravan Storage 7 miles. Student moves at the start and end of term sit alongside house and flat moves to and from the towns nearby, while single items such as a sofa, a bed, a wardrobe or a washing machine are routinely taken across town or over to Swindon. Tip runs of old furniture, garden waste and clutter go to Fosse Cross Household Recycling Centre 5.2 miles, and the Royal Agricultural University 1 mile and Parkinson Lecture Theatre 1.2 miles are common points on the map for moving days.
Cirencester’s centre is ringed by permit-only parking, with restricted bays as close as 0.2 miles from the old market square, which means loading a van here often means working around resident zones rather than just distance. Van & Driver covers the town, offering a van with a driver at a fixed price for moves ranging from a single item collected near New Brewery Arts to a full house move. Whether you’re a student moving in or out near the Royal Agricultural University on Stroud Road, clearing a flat close to Watermoor Point Self Storage, or shifting stock to or from Cirencester Retail Park, the price is agreed before the van sets off, so there’s no surprise once the move is done. Trips out to nearby Chalford, Tetbury or Broad Blunsdon are priced as separate routes, giving you a clear cost for a single item, a half van or a full van load ahead of booking. From next-day collections and student removals to storage moves and commercial courier work, Van & Driver in Cirencester is built to keep the process straightforward: pick the service you need, see the fixed price, and book the slot that fits your move.
Cirencester had 17,715 people at the 2021 Census. Furniture and flat-pack from New Brewery Arts and Cirencester Retail Park is a common single-item run. The council's nearest recycling centre is Fosse Cross Household Recycling Centre, 5.2 miles away; a tip run with us goes to a licensed recycling centre, with the disposal in the price.
