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As we emerge from 3 months of lockdown, Boris Johnson announced that from 4 July 2020 the 2m distancing guidance will change in England and a raft of non-essential businesses can reopen if they have applied ‘COVID-proofing’ measures.

You will likely have seen the government announcements regarding the opening of shops and various other businesses from 15 June 2020. With this news, multiple insurers have taken different stances on their unoccupancy conditions.

The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has hit pause on many businesses across the UK.

As the Government lockdown eases up on the motor trade, and re-openings are expected in the next couple of weeks, you’re probably keeping up to date with all the latest tips and advice on how to safely reopen and what to do to continue complying with social distancing rules between customers and staff.

The A&T management team have now decided to offer free access to the A&T Risk Management Service for 3 months to all clients, now including the A&T Covid-19 Hub.

The landscape is changing daily but A&T have robust plans in place to remain open for business as usual and maintain high-quality service standards for our clients in this testing time.

There is still so much uncertainty surrounding Brexit and with this in mind, we thought we should update you on the motor insurance implications when driving abroad in the event of a ‘no deal’ Brexit.

Some insurers are no longer issuing European Accident Forms but we think it’s an essential document to have with you if you are driving abroad.

Risks are evolving and there is now a wide range of intangible risks that could cause catastrophic disruptions to your business.

Theft is a concern for every business regardless of their size or industry. Take a look at the recent Crime Survey results about theft against businesses in the UK and what you can do to help protect your organisation.

Preparing for what Brexit could bring is on the minds of almost every business across the country and has led to many businesses stockpiling to help reduce risks.

In a recent Insurance Times interview, our very own Julian Boughton helped paint a picture of some of the challenges surrounding insurance in the leisure sector.

Westminster City Council have allocated £150 million to renovating retail district Oxford Street. Design work will start in Spring, with physical work set to start in Autumn.

Whether you plan to take your family on a continental road trip in the coming months or work for a transport organisation that frequently enters the EU, the results of Brexit may alter your current travelling agenda.