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Mark Bower
Mark founded MoneyMaxim in 2008, with the aim of delivering an impartial and independent service. Mark is a regular money saving expert in the press and writes regular news and articles for the MoneyMaxim news pages sharing his views on banking, personal insurance and the utilities (gas, electricity, mobile and home phones, broadband and pay TV) market with customers.
9 January 2013
Can’t find the bin? Try Van Hire in Stoke on Trent instead!
As the local council are caught fitting a bin 7 feet up a lamppost MoneyMaxim van hire is an easier option for those wanting to dump their rubbish in Stoke.
With the recent ‘mishap' in Stoke on Trent which led to a rubbish bin being located 7 feet up a lamppost in the city it's perhaps topical that MoneyMaxim have recently launched van hire in Stoke on Trent.
Unlike the local council we are helping to make it easier for local residents to take a trip to the tip, where it was recently reported in the Sun that a bin had been installed that even the citys tallest famous footballer, Peter Crouch, would have struggled to use!
Vans from MoneyMaxim can be used for a wide range of purposes though, including collecting larger item from a store or following an Ebay purchase, moving home, or for business purposes, and are really competitively priced. Visit our van hire section section to book your vehicle now
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