Coversure Hull Blog

Hull Post Brexit – Will The Boom Turn To Bust…?

15 January 2019

What will 2019 and a post Brexit Britain bring to the city? Will Brexit bring things to a juddering halt or will the indominable Yorkshire spirit carry us through to even greater things? Happily, the evidence suggests the latter…

Marine Cargo Insurance Guide 2019

04 January 2019

At Coversure Hull we regularly receive marine cargo insurance quote requests. This is hardly surprising given we are based on the banks of the Humber, a stone’s throw from the Port of Hull. What is surprising, however, is the number of people who don’t fully understand the flexibility or benefits of this policy or how easy it is to save on cover if you just get the right advice…

Hull Set For More Great Things In 2019

06 December 2018

2018 has been another great year for our great city. Rental property prices have continued to rise as Hull continues to be a property hot spot, and new investment has continued to flood attracted by the likes of Siemens’ £300m turbine production centre and the completion of the £80m redevelopment of the fruit market.

What Insurance Do Scaffolders and Roofers Need?

22 November 2018

As a scaffolder you’ll face many different type of risks from day to day, one day you could be building a scaffolding rig and the next you could be working on a vast stadium. Either way, you’ll be working up high with heavy and expensive equipment, meaning costly and dangerous accidents can happen. That’s where a comprehensive insurance policy can come in, helping to protect you against potential business-ending claims.

Coversure Hull’s MD Sleeps Rough To Help Hull’s Homeless

16 November 2018

I’ve been proud to call Hull my home for many years now. I love this and the regeneration it’s seen since being named as the UK City Of Culture has truly warmed my heart. The city’s prosperity has not been universally enjoyed though. Despite the property boom and Hull’s emergence as a housing hotspot the number of people sleeping rough in the city has reached an all-time high in 2018. According to local homeless charity HARP, the number of rough sleepers in Hull has quadrupled in just seven years. This leaves Hull having the second highest level of homelessness in Yorkshire - a situation described as a “catastrophe” by a national homelessness charity.

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