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What is Classed as an Unoccupied Property? 500 334 James Hallam

What is Classed as an Unoccupied Property?

Some empty or uninhabited homes are classed as “vacant” properties, and some as “unoccupied” properties. It is important to understand the difference between these terms, as there are legal and insurance implications for each. In this post we will explain what is classed as an unoccupied property, and discuss why this matters. Unoccupied vs. Vacant…

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Do I Need Planning Permission For a Shepherd’s Hut? 500 334 James Hallam

Do I Need Planning Permission For a Shepherd’s Hut?

Do you need planning permission for a shepherd’s hut? It depends on a few things, such as where you want to build the hut, and how you intend to use it. In this post we will explore some situations where you probably will not need planning permission for a shepherd’s hut. We will also discuss…

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Crime Insurance vs. Fidelity Bonds – What’s the Difference? 500 334 James Hallam

Crime Insurance vs. Fidelity Bonds – What’s the Difference?

All businesses and professionals should get insurance cover for any potential losses that may arise from criminal activity. In this post we will outline the differences between two key forms of cover: crime insurance, and fidelity bonds. What are Fidelity Bonds? Fidelity bonds may also be referred to as employee dishonesty insurance. Fidelity bonds can…

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Marina and Boat Yard Safety Essentials 500 334 James Hallam

Marina and Boat Yard Safety Essentials

  Marinas and boat yards can be hazardous environments. In this post, we will discuss some of the main risks that exist in marinas and boat yards. We will also outline some safety essentials, including key safety equipment and fire safety procedures. What Are the Common Risks in Marinas and Boat Yards? Due to the…

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Event Sustainability: Essentials for Sustainable Event Planning 500 264 James Hallam

Event Sustainability: Essentials for Sustainable Event Planning

This post is an essential introduction to sustainable event planning. We will outline some principles and practices you can adopt to help make your events more sustainable without compromising on quality. Setting Sustainability Goals for Events What exactly do you wish to achieve in terms of event sustainability? Set some clear goals and you can…

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Marine Cyber Security: Threats to the Marine Industry 1000 503 James Hallam

Marine Cyber Security: Threats to the Marine Industry

  Every business in every sector must take cybersecurity seriously. Businesses in the marine industry are no exception. In this post we will outline some of the major cybersecurity threats in the marine industry and discuss some ways you can keep your business safe from cybercriminals. Which Marine Systems are at Risk of Cyberattacks? Marine…

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Contract Works Insurance vs Contractors’ All Risk Insurance: What’s the Difference? 500 333 James Hallam

Contract Works Insurance vs Contractors’ All Risk Insurance: What’s the Difference?

People often use the terms “contract works insurance” and “contractors’ all risk insurance” interchangeably. However, they are two distinct insurance products. To ensure you have all the cover you need for your project, it is important to understand the difference between the two. What is Contract Works Insurance? Contract works insurance provides cover for in-process…

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How Long Does It Take To Get Manufacturing Insurance? 500 334 James Hallam

How Long Does It Take To Get Manufacturing Insurance?

With dedicated manufacturing insurance, you can get all the cover you need for your manufacturing business on a single policy. There are many risks associated with manufacturing products and materials. You should not proceed with your operations until you have sufficient insurance in place to cover all of these risks. What Is Manufacturing Insurance? Manufacturing…

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How to Write a Risk Assessment for a Sport Club 500 341 James Hallam

How to Write a Risk Assessment for a Sport Club

A risk assessment involves conducting a thorough audit of your sport club, to ensure that all of your members, volunteers, staff, coaches, spectators, and other participants are as safe as possible. A good risk assessment for a sport club will take into account your activities, your equipment, and your facilities. It should also assess certain…

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