I plan on moving to England...?

are there any websites of/or organizations that can help me and/or give me any hints on finding a job and apartment and things like that to help it go smoothly??

you dont say where you are moving from, and it does make a difference....but I will assume you are American lol

It is not easy. You can鈥檛 just up and move. You need to be able to work, and to get a job there is the most difficult bit. You have to have a skill they are in need of. You can look over their Skills Shortages List, of which I will provide a link. If you do NOT have one of those skills, you will need to find an employer that wants to hire you, and they have to show that they have ran an ad for the position and not been able to hire either a UK citizen OR an EU National. With either scenario, the employer will have to apply for your work permit on your behalf, after which you will be able to get a visa. Either you or the employer will pay for the visa, depending on the company.
Here are some links for ya. ;)

http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front?...

http://www.skillclear.co.uk/skilllist.as...

http://www.workingintheuk.gov.uk/working...

The UK offers a wide range of UK immigration, UK residency, UK naturalization, UK work permit and UK visa options. A UK work permit and UK HSMP Visa are two of the work permit categories that count towards a future UK residency application.

One of the most popular forms of immigration to the UK is the Highly Skilled Migrant Programme ( HSMP UK). This allows you to enter the UK before finding a job and means that you do not need a UK employer to sponsor your work permit. This is a points based system and you can get a free assessment using our UK HSMP Points Calculator. One of the biggest advantages offered by the UK HSMP Visa (Highly Skilled Migrant Programme) is that it is effectively a UK work permit that allows you to work in the UK for any employer. Naturally, with an employer sponsored UK work permit you can only work for the employer that sponsors your work permit in the UK.

If you have a job offer from a UK Employer then you should consider an Employer Sponsored UK Work Permit. An employer sponsored UK work permit will allow you to work for that employer for up to 5 years and counts towards UK residency in the same way that the UK HSMP Visa does. If you are the prospective Employer then you can read more about a UK Work Permit here.

Also popular with members of Commonwealth Countries is the Working Holidaymaker Visa. This can be gained for a period of up to two years and allows you to work in the UK during that period, although it does not count towards UK residency.

We can also help if you need to bring your family or dependents to the UK, perhaps to join you after you have gained your UK work permit or Highly Skilled Migrant Programme Visa and settled in the UK. You can also find further information on Residency and Naturalisation in the UK Immigration section of this web site.

We also offer a wide range of services for Business Migration, including relocating your business to the UK, Investment and Sole Representatives., as well as business visit visas for the UK and other services to assist with your plans.

If you are moving to London then several areas have womne's clubs for ex-pats. I know there is one for Kensington Chelsea (KCWC) and Hampstead (HWC). It has helped me greatly having other people that have been through the same move and helped me to adjust.