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University of Stirling

Yes, the University of Stirling campus and its halls sit in the FK9 district, inside our Stirling and Falkirk FK coverage. We deliver on Thursday mornings and collect on Thursday afternoons, fortnightly, with connections to London, Cambridge, Oxford and Swindon in the same week.

Run day here
Thursday
Up to 4 pieces
£149
Typical room (10 pieces)
£239
Bike
+£59

Halls and accommodation we collect from: Andrew Stewart Hall, A K Davidson Hall, Geddes Court, Fraser of Allander House, Muirhead House, Polwarth House, Willow Court, Beech Court, plus every private hall and student flat in FK9.

Term pattern: Two semesters, roughly September to December and January to May. Moves cluster on the campus halls in early September and again at the end of May, with many students shifting into Stirling town flats from second year.

How it works: book online with both postcodes, bring your pieces to the door on the day (or choose Assisted and we carry them from your room), and we deliver to the other end on the published day. You get a 4-hour window by text the evening before each leg, and £50 cover per piece is included.

Questions

How much does it cost to send my room from University of Stirling?

Up to 4 boxes, bags or suitcases is £149 with Kerbside collection. A typical room of 10 pieces is £239, and a bike adds £59. Prices include VAT and are the same in both directions.

Do you collect from University of Stirling halls?

Yes. We collect from Andrew Stewart Hall, A K Davidson Hall, Geddes Court, Fraser of Allander House and every other hall or student flat in the area. Scottish collections are on Thursdays. Kerbside means you bring everything to the front door or hall reception point; Assisted means we carry from your room.

When should I book around term dates?

Two semesters, roughly September to December and January to May. Book at least a week before you want collection so you get your preferred run; end of term runs fill first.