Who to notify after you have exchanged contracts
Utilities - Arrange to have all meters read before you move.
Local Council - Arrange transfer of payment of your council tax from your existing property to your new property
Post office - Arrange for your post to be redirected from the day of moving.
Subscriptions - If you have magazines, catalogues or other regular brochures sent to you, notify them in time.
Insurance companies - Buildings, contents and car insurance companies need to be contacted as soon as possible, as your premiums may change if you are moving to a different area.
Milk and Paper Deliveries - Will your buyers wish to continue? Check before you cancel.
Bank Manager - Your bank will wish to know your new address. The same will apply to any other savings and investments accounts and credit card companies.
Healthcare - Tell your GP, any clinics and hospitals who keep records on you and the National Blood Transfusion if you are a donor. Also inform your private health insurer and vet and arrange to collect your pet's medical records, as necessary.
Education - Inform the local authorities and return any library books if moving out of the area.
DVLA - Your registration documents and driving license will have to be amended. Also, contact any breakdown and recovery services you may belong to.
Telephone Company - It is best to arrange with your seller and/or buyer to take over their existing service. If you are moving in the same exchange area, you may wish to take your telephone number with you.
Your Buyer - Make sure your buyer can easily reach you, especially in the early days.
...and don't forget your family and friends!