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On-street parking is minimal and heavily restricted, and many blocks have no loading bay of their own. Suspensions and dispensations go through the council and need arranging well ahead; they are harder to secure here than in a residential borough.

Where a building has a service entrance or underground bay, book it through the managing agent and pass the height limit to your removal company.

Two charges apply. The emissions zone covers the whole of London, and Tower Hill also sits within the central Congestion Charge zone, which operates on set days and hours.

Ask any company you approach whether the charge is included in the quote or added afterwards, and whether they would work outside charging hours.

Warehouse conversions bring high thresholds, heavy doors and goods lifts that were never sized for furniture, while newer blocks have narrow service lifts shared with everyone else in the building.

Several buildings are listed or sit in conservation areas, so protecting stonework and staircases is part of the job rather than an afterthought.

Byward Street and Lower Thames Street (A3211) carry constant traffic with nowhere to stop. Side turnings like Mansell Street and Coopers Row are tight, with restricted loading along much of the kerb.

Early starts are the norm. Loading before the working day fills the pavements is far easier than attempting it at lunchtime.

Weekends bring visitor crowds around the Tower and the Docks instead of office traffic, so they are not automatically quieter. Check the charging days before choosing between the two.