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Christmas Holiday Opening Hours 2020

Christmas Holiday Opening Hours 2020

Clockwork’s Opening Hours

2020 has been a challenging year for us all but we would like to wish all our removals and storage customers a very merry Christmas and a happy new year.

Our holiday opening hours are below, please do not hesitate to get in touch over the Christmas period.

Thursday 24th December – Open

Christmas Day – Closed

Boxing Day – Closed

Sunday 27th December – Closed

Monday 28th December – Closed

Tuesday 29th December – Open

Wednesday 30th December – Open

Thursday 31st December – Open

Friday 1st January – Closed

Saturday 2nd January- Closed

Sunday 3rd January – Closed

Monday 4th January – Open (England Only)

Tuesday 5th January – Open

For all removals and storage enquiries please call us on 03332 413 120

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