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In recent years, it’s become a growing trend for people to partake in charity fundraisers that push their comfort zone - in terms of fitness and destination! Fundraising challenges have now crossed overseas with events such as trekking through the Egyptian desert, parachute jumping from a plane in New Zealand, and cycling through France all quickly becoming the norm on social media. 

Working in the agricultural sector can pose many challenges. We understand that no two farms are alike, but whatever the circumstances in your farm, we will ensure that you have the correct insurance cover in place.

Wednesday the 5th of September marks the International Day of Charity! The day was first declared in 2012 to raise awareness, and provide a platform for charities to get their mission across to new and existing supporters. On this day many charities across the globe show their thanks and sing praises for the support they have received, whilst also emphasising the difference that people’s continued support makes to their establishment.

Since the 25th of May, GDPR has been in full effect, but new research shows that retail businesses still haven't ensured that their establishment is fully compliant with the new regulations. 

Whether you are a dealer or collector in art, coins, military, metals or stamps – bespoke heritage insurance can be tailored to suit your requirements.

Working within the art and heritage sector, you’ll want to ensure that your daily activities are adequately protected with art insurance that gives you peace of mind to pursue your passion with confidence.

If you manage or look after the interests of a community association, group or society and have been tasked with organising the commercial insurance programme, then chances are you are going to need community association insurance.

If you are setting up a hairdressing business, you may be wondering if hairdressers insurance is a legal requirement. If you are opening a salon, then chances are you are going to need hairdressers insurance.

As a business, you will want to ensure that you are fully protected against unexpected incidents.

As a charity, you have a duty of care to protect your charity’s assets and resources. They’re a number of different policies, and depending on the type of charity you operate, you may need a number of policies to ensure you are fully protected against all eventualities.