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The effects are only temporary, but can cause a delay to someone seeking medical attention.� The ‘Sorry! Although nearly nine out of 10 (88%) motorists claim they want to say sorry following an accident two out of five (38%) think doing so would adversely affect their own insurance claim or prevent them successfully claiming from the other party involved. It wants to promote the importance of self-responsibility for motorists to avoid on-going medical problems by seeking help fast. Read more...
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4.Pub - filled with 64 families at lunchtimes 64 and evening visitors leaving late, in the dark. 6.Hospital – distressed visitors eager to visit family and friends. It's more dangerous to re-fuel your car than to re-fill your trolley. 10.Church – lots of families and cars all leaving the car park at the same time. Darren McCauley, Head of Car Insurance at Churchill, said, “We spend a lot of time looking at accident patterns including how and why they happen. Read more...

Winter can drain cash.
When this happens, Cornhill Direct’s Home Assistance service covers the cost of basic accommodation for policyholders, their families and pets for one night while repairs get underway. Learn where the stop cock is so you can limit water damage in the event of a frozen or burst pipe.� During the last 12 months, nearly 50% of callers to the Cornhill Direct Home Assistance 24-hour helpline have needed immediate help with plumbing or drainage problems caused by burst pipes or blocked drains. The survey of 1,000 people showed that:. Read more...
Student Possessions Worth 2.5bn
Use an ultraviolet pen to mark their property with their university name, student ID number and term-time address. That way parents can rest assured that their offspring's valuable possessions are insured against break-ins at no extra cost." Churchill Home Insurance recommends that students:If possible, make sure that every door and window in their student room has a good lock. Student Possessions Worth 2.5bn 29/07/2005 Students in the UK are collectively taking 2.5bn* worth of possessions with them to university this year, estimates Churchill Home Insurance. Read more...