Protection for what matters most

British drivers will soon no longer need to obtain a green card in order to legally drive their own car in an EU country. Initially introduced as part of our…

For those planning on attending events later this year, you may want to make room in your calendar this September. Elite Events are promoting an exciting lifestyle event dubbed The…

Whether it’s coins, stamps, models or wine, collecting valuable and interesting items can be a highly rewarding pursuit. There are huge collections all over the UK, preserved in glass cases,…

Birmingham’s Clean Air Zone (CAZ) officially launched yesterday on 1st June, meaning there will now be a daily charge applied to high-emission vehicles driving in the marked zone. The CAZ…

With over a year of intermittent indoor isolation under our belts, the budding sunshine seems to be casting a very warm glow over our new-found freedom in these upcoming summer…

If you’re lucky enough to own a holiday home or a second home, there’s no better time to ensure it has adequate protection in place to protect it from the…

It looks like holidays might be able to go ahead in 2021 as the UK's COVID-19 recovery programme continues to succeed. For Britain, travel to foreign countries is still restricted,…

The last thing any of us wants to do is to claim on our home insurance – after all, it usually means something has gone badly wrong, and then there’s…

As the vaccination programme rolls out across the UK, many are preparing themselves for a slow but hopefully steady return to normality. The question on many people’s minds, however, is…

It finally seems that the government have set a date for bringing the so-called ‘whiplash reforms’ into force. Provided no further delays occur, the reforms – which are contained in…

There may be light on the horizon for those looking to attend the Peterborough Festival of Antiques this year, with the event given the green light to go ahead. As…

As the proud owners of a Dunkirk Little Ship which saved thirty-four troops, Sally and John Calvert chat with us about their boat L’orage: how they came to find it,…

Do you have a second home which you don’t rent out? If the answer is yes, there are some important things for you to know about the type of insurance…

Art is not a handicraft; it is the transmission of feeling the artist has experienced. - Leo Tolstoy It’s easy to appreciate the reasons behind buying art. Whether the sculptures…

More than a quarter of households in the UK don’t insure their home contents, leaving more than £266bn of possessions unprotected. Research from the Association of British Insurers (ABI)[1] shows…

*Please note that the information in this article may no longer be accurate due to changes to the Green Card rules for British drivers in the EU. You can find…

Roughly 500 used coffee cups are thrown away in the UK every minute. That’s 2.5 billion cups per year – or 30,000 tonnes of waste. Shockingly, just 1% of them…

The government published their Clean Air Strategy on the 14th January 2019 which sets out a “bold new goal” to reduce tiny but damaging particles across much of the country by 2030. The…

Proximity to good transport links, reputable schools and local amenities have long been staples on many house-hunters’ checklists. But now it appears that specific amenities have more sway on a…

Society is speaking out about mental health more than ever before in order to break down the stigma that has been attached with mental illness throughout history. Yet, in the…

Autumn is upon us, the nights are drawing in and we’re packing away our shorts and flip-flops in favour of cosy jumpers, winter coats and knitted scarves. Whilst autumn has…