A list of useful contact numbers, and addresses

Electoral Register
Take your views with you when you move. When you move house, make sure you don't lose your right to vote. Unless you inform the local council that you've moved, you may not be able to vote in future elections. Moving to a new area? Make sure you take your views with you - register to vote at your new address www.aboutmyvote.co.uk

IamMOVING.com
Remember to change all your utility services. IamMOVING.com is a free service that allows you to change your address details online, stopping services at your new address and starting them again at your property. www.IamMOVING.com

TV Licence. TV Licensing, Bristol, BS98 1TL.
TEL:0844 800 6722
WEB: www.tvlicensing.co.uk

It's easy to update your details. Simply log on to www.tvlicensing.co.uk or call 0844 800 6722 and follow the instructions. You’ll be asked for your TV Licence number and new address. It only takes a minute or two to transfer your licence, and then you’ll be licensed to watch TV in your new home.

DVLA. If you have changed address, you must tell DVLA to update both your: Driving Licence

Vehicle Registration Certificate

Post Redirection. Remember redirecting your post is most important. The Home Office Identity Fraud Steering Committee recommends that to reduce the risk of identity fraud when you move house, use Royal Mail's Redirection Service to direct your mail from your old address to your new one for at least a year. You can apply on-line by visiting The Royal Mail by phone 08457 740 740 or at your local Post Office. Allow 5 days for this to be set up.

British Gas. Homemovers Advice line 0845 555 408

Petlog.If your dog is microchipped, then phone Petlog on 0870 6066751

Council Tax Info
WEB: www.voa.gov.uk

Change your details for the National Blood Service
WEB: National Blood Service

Find a Doctor etc.
WEB: www.nhs.uk