Coversure Nottingham Blog

The Importance of Home Insurance in Nottingham

12 October 2018

Unfortunately, a recent news story saw a local couple having to rebuild their lives after a fire destroyed the property they were residing in. With no insurance, not only did they lose the sentimental objects they had but they will also be unable to replace items like TVs or valuables. In this blog we look at why home insurance should be viewed as essential as car insurance and what you can do to keep your home and possessions safe.

How To Protect Your Tools In Nottingham

12 September 2018

Unfortunately, there’s been a worrying trend sweeping the UK in recent years; the trend of tradesmen’s tools being stolen straight from their van. Nottingham came 8th in a recent table from Simply Business for the most targeted tool theft areas. With such a great opportunity for tradesmen in the local area, the last thing we want is for businesses to suffer because of their tools being pinched. So we’ve put together our top tips to how to protect your tools in Nottingham.

Coversure Nottingham Continue To Invest In Local Talent

10 September 2018

Coversure Nottingham, are extending their commitment to investing in talented local people with the recruitment of a new apprentice. Corie Chapman, Coversure Nottingham’s new insurance apprentice, will not only receive first-class on-the-job training from franchise holders Paul and Sharon Hartle – herself a holder of the prestigious Diploma in Insurance - but will be supported while she studies for her NVQ2 at college.

How Is Nottingham’s Landlord Licensing Scheme Going?

23 August 2018

Since the 1st of August the Nottingham Landlord Licensing Scheme has been in place. Designed to improve the standards of the private rented sector in Nottingham, this scheme requires private landlords of studios, one and two bedroom flats and family homes to purchase a license or face the risks of large fines. Though has the licensing scheme had the desired effect so far? And what has the reaction to the scheme been? This blog explains all.

Meeting The MEES: What Will It Mean For Landlords?

11 July 2018

With so many changes in the world of property recently, you’d be forgiven for missing some pieces of legislation which require you to make changes to your property and processes. From the 1st April 2018 landlords have had to adhere to the MEES, the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards. But what does this mean for you and your property? How can you meet MEES? This blog will explain the legislation and what you must do to your properties to become compliant.

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