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Yesterday, 15 September, the High Court gave its judgement on a legal test case examining whether certain business interruption insurance policies did, or did not, cover Coron...
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You may find your business’s insurance facing rate increases as the insurance market becomes more challenging. Why? Insurers are looking to balance their books with either r...
If you, or your child/grandchild, has survived the exam results algorithm and is just embarking on their first term at university or college, you’ll be very aware of how muc...
Has spending a lot of time at home recently made you realise you need more space? Converting your basement into additional living space can both add value to your property (estimates come in at a 10-2...
Sales of electrically power assisted cycles (EPACs), as they are more technically called, has rocketed over the last few years: 2019 saw the biggest year in history for electr...
As lockdown eases many more businesses are getting ready to welcome customers and clients back through their doors. So, if you're getting ready to re-open your business in the...
Outdoor markets and traders are now allowed to re-open. Whether you are already an established market trader or a business that normally operates from a premises but is now mo...
10th June 2020 from 1030-1130 If your business has suffered losse...
Unless you are a key worker, the likelihood is that your car has been sitting idle for the past few weeks. With lockdown easing, more of us are now getting into our cars - as ...
A message from our Mental Health First Aider, Sue Smith, during Mental Health Awareness Week: ...
Calling all Worcestershire businesses! Who’s ready to make a quarantine creation? ...
Sutcliffe & Co Insurance Brokers would like to introduce the team’s Mental Health First Aider: Sue Smith. ...
What is the risk of cancelling your Professional Indemnity (PI) or Directors & Officers (D&O) insurance covers? ...
Criminals are exploiting the pandemic to scam and steal from businesses and individuals, with Action Fraud estimating ...
In short, Credit Insurance is designed to protect your business if a customer does not pay, or goes bust, or a supplier does not deliver, or goes bust. It can also keep an eye...
In these unprecedented times, more and more of us are working from home. Whether you are a practised homeworker, or new to it due to 'social distancing' or even 'self isolatin...
If your business runs a fleet of vehicles, be they cars, coaches or HGVs, it can be a real headache at times. Sutcliffe &...
If you’re a senior-level leader within your organisation, the consequences of a cyber-attack expand even further than that of lost data or resources, and business interruption. Indeed, suffering fro...
Once the flood waters subside, the clean up needs to start. Duncan Sutcliffe, director, Sutcliffe & Co, gives his top tips for your consideration: ...
Storm Dennis is inbound and the effects of storm Ciara still fresh: it is worth taking some time to check your property – your business and your home. ...
Even with all the best safety measures in place, injuries at activity centres aren’t uncommon, making insurance premiums costly. So, what can you do to keep your insurance premiums down? ...
Valentine’s Day is the perfect opportunity to splash out on a special gift for our loved ones, or even ask ‘that’ question! If you are treating your loved one this Valentine’s Day, then you w...
Many sales & business consultants ask us whether they really need profes...
If you’re using the start of 2020 to address your work/life balance or finally take steps to scratch that entrepreneurial itch, then the likelihood is that you will be working from home. You will be...
As many businesses get ready to close offices and enjoy the bank holidays and festivities, Sutcliffe & Co Insurance Brokers has a few top tips to make sure your business premises will be ready to ...
Our office opening hours over the festive period will be as follows: Tuesday 24th December: closed from 12.30pm Wednesday 25th December: closed Thursday 26th Decem...
Do you struggle to get flood insurance for your business premises or rental properties? Is your premium extortionate? Your excess sky high? Is there a history of flooding? If you have answered yes ...
Sutcliffe & Co is honoured to have joined the ranks of those businesses that have ...
With a number of flood warnings already in place across Worcestershire, and more expected, businesses at risk need to be prepared. Here are some top tips if you haven't got steps and procedures alread...
Love it or loathe it, Black Friday & Cyber Monday officially launch the Christmas shopping season in the UK, courtesy of our friends across 'the pond' where it started as a wraparound to Thanksgiv...
'Bluekeep' is a vulnerability in remote desktop services (RDS), which, although first reported in May 2019, has recently seen a resurgence. The systems at risk include Windows 7, Windows Vista, Wind...
Firework season is underway: Hallowe’en parties, Bonfire Night, New Year, and many more celebrations. Whatever the reason, every event will be unique, exciting and special for guests and attendees -...
With a potential ‘no deal’ Brexit happening on 31 January 2020*, here's a reminder of what you need to know about Green Cards: What is a Green Card? Simply put, a Green Car...
On 14th January 2020 Microsoft will cease support and updates for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 for most users. So what does this mean? In simple terms it means that the ‘patches’ and updates ...
The Visit Worcestershire Awards for Excellence finalists have been announced! The aim of these ...
Worcester’s Sutcliffe & Co Insurance Brokers is delighted to continue their sponsorship of the U11 Pythons team - part of ...
This is an insurance policy designed to cover the costs of making good faulty workmanship, materials, or damages discovered in residential, commercial and industrial properties after construction or...
The ICAEW has been a great advocate of data protection and data security, so much so that in 2014 the Government’s...
We are seeing an increasing number of clients fall victim to invoice fraud, commonly this is where a cyber criminal is able to send invoices that look genuine in the hope that they get paid into the c...
If you (or your child/grandchild) are just embarking on your first term at university or college, you’ll be very aware of how much kit is on the packing list, including some expensive yet essential ...
Duncan Sutcliffe, director of Sutcliffe & Co, along with his family have just canoed the length of the River Severn raising over £4,000 for local charity ...
Sutcliffe & Co is once again using our experience in insuring triathlons and endurance events all over the UK and the world to help support and sponsor our local ...
The Sutcliffe & Co team is pleased to announce that we will be exhibiting at the Three Counties Defence & Security Expo - ...
The news recently saw Ford recall 1.2m vehicles due to a fault with their suspension, the cost is estimated to...
Thousands of Brits will be avoiding the ‘airport trudge’ this year by holidaying in the UK and there are many benefits to making the most of what our country has to offer. Indeed, ...
A new threat to computer users has been identified, which affects some older versions of Microsoft Windows. The systems at risk include Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008, Windows ...
Festival season is already underway with events ranging from small affairs with just a handful of visitors, to the gigantic Glastonbury and Download festivals. However, recent years have seen many fes...
Everything you didn’t know you needed to know about Green Cards - which are likely to be needed in the event of a ‘no deal’ Brexit on 29 March 2019* What is a Green Card? Simply p...
Many businesses are taking steps to reduce the risk of supply disruption following Brexit by stockpiling products and raw materials, or setting up additional locations in the UK or Europe. As an insur...
At the end of January plant company Hawk went into administration, this was especially surprising as its accounts had just been signed off showing a profit. It is supposed that the main cause of their...
