Coversure Nottingham Blog

The Revolution Of Nottingham’s City Centre

27 March 2019

Following the recent success of Nottingham’s train station rejuvenation and the surrounding area of Sneinton Market, Dakeyne Street and BioCity Nottingham city council has had a plan designed to offer a glimpse into the possible future of the city centre, if they manage to secure the £2bn investment development.

Coversure Nottingham’s Paul Hartle named as ‘Business Expert’

13 March 2019

We are delighted to announce that Coversure Nottingham’s franchise holder Paul Hartle won the ‘Business Expert Award’ at last weekend’s Coversure Insurance Services Group Awards. Paul saw off stiff competition from over 90 other franchisees to claim this highly-coveted prize.

What Do The New Landlord Laws Mean?

21 February 2019

There has been increasing pressure on landlords across the country, especially in Nottingham, to provide better conditions for their tenants and act lawfully. Now this is being escalated nationally with an update of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 set to be introduced next month on March 20th. But what will that mean for you as a landlord? We explore more below and explain how you can ensure you’re not facing hefty fines or bans.

How Can Nottinghamshire Shops Thrive Like Aldi and Lidl

21 January 2019

Aldi and Lidl look set to continue their UK domination with expansion plans looking to build more branches up and down the country. In Nottinghamshire in particular there has been a flurry of planning permission applications by the German supermarket giants as they continue to disrupt the previous supermarket dominance. With Aldi in particular having plans for over 1000 stores across the UK, what can you do to grow your shop in a similar vein?

What Will Solve Nottingham’s Air Pollution Crisis?

22 November 2018

Over the past few years the Government have been attempting to tackle the UK’s rising air pollution, focusing on some of the more problem areas in the UK, including Nottingham. In 2015 the city was one of five ordered to explore the need for a Clean Air Zone, banning vehicles that weren’t environmentally-friendly from entering certain parts of the city. Though this hasn’t gone ahead (yet), what can Nottingham do to reduce their levels of nitrogen dioxide in the area?

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