The warm summer days herald the beginning of the wedding season in the UK. New figures from wedding planner website Hitched.co.uk found that the average cost of hosting a wedding was £32,273 in 2018.

In our previous blog we looked at the pros and cons of switching your business vans or commercial fleet to electric and how this could be beneficial for your fleet van insurance or business insurance.

A van is broken into every 23 minutes in the UK. It’s a sobering statistic for every business operator, fleet manager or those involved in the motor trade business.

As your company van fleet increases, it may be time to switch from separate vehicle insurance to one that covers all your vans under one policy.

With the benefits of electric vans becoming increasingly clear, it’s no wonder their popularity is on the rise. For those within the motor trade industry and in fleet van management considering switching from diesel and petrol, it’s worth noting the benefits of going electric.

If you run a business in the motor trade, it’s important that you and your employees are aware of the steps you need to take to make a claim on your motor trade insurance policy in the unfortunate event of a traffic accident.

Could you be driving uninsured without realising it? If you drive to different places as part of your job, you will need to take out business car insurance.

With British Summer Time officially declared at the start of April, the UK is gearing up for the festival season. Be it the serpentine queues for loos at Glastonbury, straw hats and strawberries at Wimbledon...