We plan to stay open for as long as the government allows, and while it is safe to do so. None of our employees have been ill but if they do then they will follow government advice and go into self isolation.
Please note we are operating at a reduced capacity, so please contact us beforehand if you plan on bringing your car to us to make sure we’re available.

Yes you will need to get your car MOT’d if it expires before 30th March 2020. Please see the government issued guide here:
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-mots-for-cars-vans-and-motorcycles-due-before-30-march-2020

If your MOT expires on or after 30th March 2020 you will automatically get a 6 month extension. For example, if your MOT expires on 3rd April 2020 it would be extended until 3rd October 2020. Please see the government issues advice here:
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-mots-for-cars-vans-and-motorcycles-due-from-30-march-2020

Please use MOT History check service here:
https://www.gov.uk/check-mot-history

From what we can tell there isn’t any clear government advice on this. People should only leave their house for ‘essential’ tasks. We would say getting your vehicle MOT’d and checked for roadworthy-ness would be classed as essential. Getting something repaired that is non-essential to the operation of the vehicle (like a non-functioning cigarette lighter socket for example) probably wouldn’t be classed as essential. You should use your own judgement and common sense on whether you should be leaving your house though.
However, please see above regarding our Concierge service, where our technicians will collect and deliver your car back to you as an alternative to leaving your house.