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Recent Articles
- Illegal gas fitter risked lives in Crewe
- Funding for Lending scheme changes allow BuytoLet investment
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- Trust fined after employees are exposed to TB bacteria
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- Solid wall insulation to come under permitted development
- VAT cut tops New Year’s wish-list for building firms
- Floods: how to make your insurance claim watertight
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Recent News
International chemical firm prosecuted over multiple incidents
- News Item
- 3rd May, 2013
An international chemical firm has been fined more than £100,000 after workers were put in danger in three separate incidents at its Cheshire factory.
One employee at Tata Chemicals Europe Ltd’s plant in Northwich suffered severe burns to his...
Tenant Eviction
- News Item
- 3rd May, 2013
Job Vacancy - Commercial Account Handler (Internal Position) required at our Lancaster Office
- News Item
- 23rd April, 2013
TIC have an exciting opportunity available for an Experienced Internal Commercial Account Handler at our Lancaster Office. The ideal candidate will have a minimum 4 years experience dealing with all aspects of SME Commercial Lines Insurance produc...
Windermere garage fined after mechanic badly burned
- News Item
- 23rd January, 2013
A Windermere garage has been fined after a mechanic was badly burned while trying to cut the top off an empty oil drum.
The 26-year-old from the town was using a propane torch to remove the lid when the remaining oil inside the drum set aligh...
Chester landlord ignored gas safety warnings
- News Item
- 23rd January, 2013
A Chester landlord has been fined after ignoring repeated warnings about gas safety at a property she rented out in the city.
The landlord, was prosecuted by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) after she failed to arrange for a registered g...
Bad weather/Snow disruption and Employers rights
- News Item
- 18th January, 2013
Landlords investing more according to new data from ARLA
- News Item
- 18th January, 2013
The latest market data from the Association of Residential Lettings Agents (ARLA) has revealed an upward trend in landlord investment over the past 12 months.
The average number of buy-to-let properties owned by landlords peaked at eight in ...
Rents rising in Scotland
- News Item
- 18th January, 2013
The Deposit Protection Service announce new pricing structure
- News Item
- 15th January, 2013
Suffolk firm fined for electrical hazard
- News Item
- 4th January, 2013
Family put at risk by Bradford landlord
- News Item
- 4th January, 2013
2012 floods cost UK an estimated £13bn
- News Item
- 31st December, 2012
Seasonal searches could mask flood risk for UK properties
- News Item
- 31st December, 2012
UK house prices set to rise by 2% in 2013 says RICS
- News Item
- 31st December, 2012
UK commercial property market to expect further falls in 2013
- News Item
- 31st December, 2012
ARLA Predictions for 2013
- News Item
- 31st December, 2012
10 things landlords should seriously consider
- News Item
- 31st December, 2012
Landlords Liability Insurance – do flat owners need it?
- News Item
- 27th December, 2012
Rent A Room Scheme – earn £4,250 per annum tax free
- News Item
- 27th December, 2012
According to the housing Charity “Crisis” only 1.5% of private landlords across the UK are willing to rent to benefit claimants aged under 35.
- News Item
- 27th December, 2012
Unoccupied Residential Premises - The Hard Facts.
- News Item
- 18th April, 2011
Introduction
Evidence shows that unoccupied residential properties are more vulnerable to damage than similar occupied premises. This is true even if vacancy is temporary. Poor supervision, lack of appropriate security and the misplaced...
T.I.C. will beat your Current Insurance Premium By a minimum 10%
- News Item
- 21st September, 2010
Great news on SME Commercial Insurance, including Commercial Combined, Retailers, Shops & Offices - We will beat your Current Insurance Premium by minimum 10%
T.I.C. Insurance Brokers believe businesses that are well run deserve to be rew...
'Are you paying too much for your Guest House or Private Hotel Insurance?'
- News Item
- 18th August, 2010
If you feel you are paying too much or do not have the correct covers in place for your Guest house or Private Hotel insurances then T.I.C. may well have the answer.
At T.I.C. we have access to a range of comprehensive insurance policies tha...
Tackling payment card fraud
- News Item
- 3rd August, 2010
Payment card fraud is probably the fastest growing crime in the world today. Everyone is aware of the issue of personal loss from fraud due to skimmed cards and identity theft, but not everyone is aware of how much further it goes.
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Farming News
- FARMER FOCUS: Good breeding not about aesthetics
The past month has seen the workload reduce to a steadier pace. Despite lambs staying clean, faecal egg counts showing worm presence have been significant enough to drench some groups, writes Tom Jones - FARMER FOCUS: Breeding gets in full swing
After a stressful couple of months worrying about grass growth and the lack of it, now the tables have turned and we're desperately trying to get on top of it. Paddocks are being shut off for first cut, writes Ross Symons - Cereals 2013 video preview: Telehandlers
Cereals 2013 will have an impressive line-up of machinery, sprayers and tractors this year. - FARMER FOCUS: Are consumers getting a true picture?
Arable Farmer Focus writer Rob Warburton wonders if social media sites are making if more difficult for consumers to find out about farming. - FARMER FOCUS: Some cattle finally out at grass
It's been a busy month with paperwork, year-end accounts, IACS forms, QMS/SQC inspections, cattle weighing and insurance renewals, but at long last we've managed to get some cattle out to the grass, write Bob and Kay Adam - New sugar beet list showcases better varieties
Nine varieties are being added to the latest recommended list for sugar beet, with newcomers Stingray, Haydn and Master taking the top three places, reports Johann Tasker - UK independence 'would be disaster for EU'
Party political proposals for Britain to pull out of Europe could spell disaster for the future of the union and would leave British farmers worse off, according to senior civil servant Georg Hausler. - FARMER FOCUS: Climate challenges pig growth rates
Well spring is finally here. The difference in staff morale is amazing when that yellow thing in the sky makes an appearance. And the pigs have decided they are sunflowers and are growing at the rate of knots, writes Anna Longthorp - OPINION: Why I still can't back the badger cull
I have consistently refused to support the proposed badger cull in England despite the fact that I can claim to have been as adversely affected by TB as any beef farmer in Britain. - OPINION: A decade of worrying statistics
As 2013 marks a decade on from the midterm review of the CAP in 2003, it is a good time to assess how British agriculture has prospered over the past 10 years. The fundamental plank of the review was the decoupling of support. English farmers were moved from a policy where they received support payments according to what they produced to one solely based on the acres they occupied. - Cereals 2013 video preview: Combine tracks
With only a month to go until Cereals 2013, Farmers Weekly’s machinery editor David Cousins reviews some of the kit that will be on display. - Matt Redman cuts his sprayer fuel use
Farmer Focus Arable writer Matt Redman has just finished his T1 fungicide application. - FARMER FOCUS: examines the benefits of min-tilling
Arable Farmer Focus writer Andy Barr reveals the benefits min-till has brought to his farm. - NVZ rule changes come into force
The introduction of revised nitrate vulnerable zone rules has been met by a mixed reaction from the NFU. - Handley calls on dairy farmers to rally together
Dairy farmers complaining about poor milk prices and difficult conditions must take action rather than sitting back and letting it happen.
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