Pogue Mahone
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Has anyone in Brighton got a load of these that they don't want? I would love to take them off your hands if you have!
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[Brighton] Boxes for moving house
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Try Ben White?
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beorhthelm
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no, but Lok'n'store do the cheapest from recollection.
Pogue Mahone
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Cheers. Googling now.
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Shame, dump a load at the tip this morning.
Good luck with the ball ache of moving.
Good luck with the ball ache of moving.
Pogue Mahone
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Cheers. Great timing by me...
Norman Potting
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Surely you would need only one box, but it would have to be a big and strong one if you are moving a house?
Pogue Mahone
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You could try https://www.freecycle.org/ - great for giving and getting for free. There are groups in most areas.
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I got mine on Ebay when we moved last year. Paid around £25 for a dozen or so used xl double walled boxes. Absolute godsend. Sorry didn't keep them.
Pogue Mahone
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I have tried Freegle, didn't realise Freecycle was still a thing. I'll give it a go! Thanks!
Our local one closed during lockdown, and I think they also had funding issues, but it's currently running.
I thought [MENTION=38333]Swansman[/MENTION] had a load of boxes he wanted rid of 
Got a load you can have - just moved two houses. Not Brighton though - near Watford. PM me if of any interest.
Pogue Mahone
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Hi mate. Thanks, I'll talk to Mrs Mahone about this...could be it's a bit too much of a trek, though.
spongy
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When i last moved I went to Lidl and bought 30 large bags for life. I found you can fit more in them than boxes and they're easier to carry.
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Free cycle is akways a good shout. From personal experience, some retail stores (especially central Brighton) may have them flat-packed ready to be crushed out the back. Could be worth asking?
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Good idea, although it would feel depressing packing all your belongings into some bags.