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Police Auctions
Police recovered lost property and
seized items that cannot be reunited
with their rightful owners.
Government Auctions
Surplus government items and items
repossessed by various government
agencies such as HMRC.
Car Auctions
Bargain vehicles being auctioned for
various reasons including finance
company repossessions.
Seized goods, worth millions of pounds, are auctioned every year at police auctions, government
auctions and bailiff auctions. Most people don’t know where or when these auctions are taking place.
However, the amount of stuff that gets sold at these auctions is amazing. And it’s cheap! At police
auctions, you can pick up computers and laptops, electrical items, mobile phones and tablets,
clothing and footwear, bikes, cars, vans and lots more.
Police and Government Auctions
We provide a popular guide available as an e-book (PDF) or book (softback) which includes background information, useful advice, summaries of the types
of goods available as well as lists of relevant auction houses. The range of products is typically varied according to the auction and includes police lost,
stolen and seized property, items seized by bailiffs and debt collection firms, repossession agent hauls including cars, items retained by organisations such
as HMRC as well as airport lost property and left luggage as well as general and household items.
Where Can I Find These Auctions?
Police and Government Auctions UK is available to download now (mobile device users can view online) as an e-book (PDF) which includes background
information, useful advice, summaries of the types of goods available as well as access to our members area where you can access the websites,
telephone numbers and locations for auction establishments all over the UK that deal with police, government, car and property auctions.
You will also receive the current weekly calendar which lists the key auctions taking place during the current week. This is a useful way for you to see the
key auctions taking place during the week without having to go through the full list of auction sources yourself.
You will receive email alerts to let you know when additional content and new weekly calendars have recently been added to the members area.
Access Police and Government Auctions
Unclaimed Baggage
One of the auction houses that we regularly
feature in our weekly update holds auctions for
unclaimed baggage. This can be on behalf of
both airlines and railways and the types of items
that you can pick up here include clothing,
tablets, digital cameras, mobile phones and duty
free items such as whiskies, gins and vodkas (we
imagine these items have been forgotten by
customers as they rush to catch their flight!)
Download Police and Government Auction
Sources UK today
Don’t the police try to get stuff back to their owners?
The police work very hard to reunite lost items with their owners, however a lot of stuff ends up in
the police property room. In general, if items are not collected in a sensible time frame, they are
auctioned and become an excellent find for bargain hunters.
Do you only cover police and government auctions?
In addition to police and government auctions, we also list many auction houses that specialise in
cars and property. Going to a car auction is a great way to pick up a bargain motor. Going to a
property auction can be an ideal opportunity to find a house for sale below market value.
Can anybody attend the auctions?
In general, anybody is allowed to attend the auctions. Most auction houses welcome the general
public as well as trade buyers.
Frequently Asked Questions
About
police-auctions.org.uk was set up in 2007 to
bring together a range of information and
resources relating to police and government
auctions occurring in England, Scotland,
Wales and Northern Ireland.
Help and Support
contact@police-auctions.org.uk
Or use our contact form here
Website Terms of Use
Privacy Policy
© 2021 police-auctions.org.uk
Police Auctions
Police recovered lost property and
seized items that cannot be reunited
with their rightful owners.
Government Auctions
Surplus government items and items
repossessed by various government
agencies such as HMRC.
Car Auctions
Bargain vehicles being auctioned for
various reasons including finance
company repossessions.
Seized goods, worth millions of pounds, are
auctioned every year at police auctions,
government auctions and bailiff auctions. Most
people don’t know where or when these auctions
are taking place. However, the amount of stuff that
gets sold at these auctions is amazing. And it’s
cheap! At police auctions, you can pick up
computers and laptops, electrical items, mobile
phones and tablets, clothing and footwear, bikes,
cars, vans and lots more.
Police and Government Auctions
We provide a popular guide available as an e-book
(PDF) or book (softback) which includes
background information, useful advice, summaries
of the types of goods available as well as lists of
relevant auction houses. The range of products is
typically varied according to the auction and
includes police lost, stolen and seized property,
items seized by bailiffs and debt collection firms,
repossession agent hauls including cars, items
retained by organisations such as HMRC as well as
airport lost property and left luggage as well as
general and household items.
Where Can I Find These Auctions?
Don’t the police try to get stuff back to their
owners?
The police work very hard to reunite lost items with
their owners, however a lot of stuff ends up in the
police property room. In general, if items are not
collected in a sensible time frame, they are
auctioned and become an excellent find for bargain
hunters.
Do you only cover police and government
auctions?
In addition to police and government auctions, we
also list many auction houses that specialise in cars
and property. Going to a car auction is a great way
to pick up a bargain motor. Going to a property
auction can be an ideal opportunity to find a house
for sale below market value.
Can anybody attend the auctions?
In general, anybody is allowed to attend the
auctions. Most auction houses welcome the
general public as well as trade buyers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Unclaimed Baggage
One of the auction houses that we regularly
feature in our weekly update holds auctions for
unclaimed baggage. This can be on behalf of
both airlines and railways and the types of items
that you can pick up here include clothing,
tablets, digital cameras, mobile phones and duty
free items such as whiskies, gins and vodkas (we
imagine these items have been forgotten by
customers as they rush to catch their flight!)
Get access to our popular guide Police and
Government Auctions UK today
About
police-auctions.org.uk was set up in 2007 to
bring together a range of information and
resources relating to police and government
auctions occurring in England, Scotland,
Wales and Northern Ireland.
Help and Support
contact@police-auctions.org.uk
Or use our contact form here
Website Terms of Use
Privacy Policy
Police and Government Auctions UK is available to
download now (mobile device users can view
online) as an e-book (PDF) which includes
background information, useful advice, summaries
of the types of goods available as well as access to
our members area where you can access the
websites, telephone numbers and locations for
auction establishments all over the UK that deal
with police, government, car and property auctions.
You will also receive the current weekly calendar
which lists the key auctions taking place during the
current week. This is a useful way for you to see
the key auctions taking place during the week
without having to go through the full list of auction
sources yourself.
You will receive email alerts to let you know when
additional content and new weekly calendars have
recently been added to the members area.
Access Police and Government Auctions
Police and Government Auctions UK
