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Recent Blogs
Recent Articles
- Theft of Heating Oil and Diesel
- Studies into flood defence are given funding boost
- EU's Basel III rules are a threat to UK SMEs
- New EU rules to tighten up data security
- London school fires cost capital 20 million pounds
- Third of employers to sack temporary staff to evade new regulations
- 'No tangible benefit' from employment law reform
- UK workplace death figures rise
- Half of SMBs 'unprepared for Olympics'
- Environment Agency use Christmas trees as flood defence
- Steve Murphy is new Ucatt general secretary
- Private email accounts 'subject to FOI'
- Employment tribunal fees will benefit business - BCC
- HSE asbestos campaign re-start welcomed
- X Factor culture 'fuelled riots'
- Pair remanded in student phishing scam
- 'All industries' can learn from London cyber exercise
- Red tape 'stopping start-ups'
- Firms 'unaware' of IT security issues
- Lofstedt review 'promotes culture change'
- Supervision essential for potentially hazardous work
- Two councils fined for data breaches
- LFB reveals 'time-consuming' call-outs
- Rail safety commended
- Councils lose data more than 1,000 times over three-year period
- Half of London City owned by foreign firms
- People must view data security online 'the same as with physical documents'
- LFB closes down 'death trap' homes
- Firms urged to prepare for winter weather
- 50 people die a year from CO poisoning - report
- Firms urged to manage workplace transport
- Workplace deaths increase
- Russian and Chinese firms 'most likely to bribe'
- Firms 'more aware' of data protection responsibilities
- Plant manufacturer fined over worker death
- Guarding crucial in manufacturing
- Ucatt questions HSE Olympics safety report
- Two thirds of Scottish workplace deaths in agriculture
- Business and IT 'have merged'
- Advances in technology 'vital to business success'
- Insulation is 'an ideal upgrade' for property
- New look health and safety scheme unveiled
- EU cracks down on use of hazardous chemicals in products
- Traditional anti-virus 'becoming less capable'
- Warning for firms over employee holidays
- Insurance sector 'must improve its reputation'
- Insurance 'not a priority for Brits'
- Fire Extinguisher Standards
- Public Liability Issues for Self Employed
- Agricultural Waste - The Facts.
- Ear Piercing in Hairdressing Salons
- COSHH in Hairdressing – The use of Hazardous Substances
- Worker's fall leads to fine
- Worker 'shocked' by lack of safety measures
- Site keyboxes – the associated risks
- DVLA Revocation - Don't get caught out!
- Continuous Insurance Enforcement: What you need to know
- Arson threat to business premises
- Health and safety considerations for wood dust
- Construction sector 'needs government support'
- DIY enthusiasts 'should be careful'
- RSA helps TV director win his BAFTA
- Small businesses risk millions during hot summer months
- Keeping Up in an Economy Downturn
- Working to Reduce Contractors' Plant Theft
- CHARITY TRUSTEES are often unaware of personal risk
- The New Employers' Liability Code of Practice
- THEFT OF METALS FROM BUILDINGS - ON THE INCREASE.
- CoSHH and the Construction Industry – Silica Hazard
- ENVIRONMENTAL LIABILITY LEGISLATION - "The Polluter Pays Principle"
- TRAVEL INSURANCE - Changes in Health - Beware
- ARE YOUR BUILDINGS ADEQUATELY INSURED?
Pet Insurance
Why Buy Pet Insurance?
Should the worst happen and your pet becomes ill or suffers an accident, veterinary bills can run into thousands of pounds. Buy an insurance cover plan from our wide range of insurance products designed to protect everyones pockets.
Many worry about the high cost of vets' fees and believe pet cover / pet insurance gives them the peace of mind that their friend will be cared for through illness or injury. Sometimes pets fall ill and require treatment for several years; diabetes or arthritis are two examples. Only a Lifetime Policy would cover such ongoing illnesses; many pet life cover policies limit cover to 12 months. So look at the terms before you buy!
Benefits Of Good Pet Insurance
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Vets fee cover protects from big unexpected bills
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It ensures your pet gets the best treatment
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Cover your pet for ongoing illnesses like arthritis
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Covers you for claims made against you
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Advertising and Reward cover helps find a lost pet
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Cover for your pet on holiday
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And much more to give you peace of mind!
Some people think about putting money aside each month instead of insuring but would this cover the vet's fees resulting from a catastrophic injury? What those people also forget is that they can be held legally liable for their pet's actions, especially in our "compensation culture", that's why pet insurance includes generous levels of Public Liability cover - such claims can run into hundreds of thousands of pounds.
So insuring your pet is the sensible choice to protect not only your pet but your monthly budget; and only by choosing T.I.C. can you be confident that your pet will be fully covered!
Please contact any T.I.C. office for a no obligation Pet Insurance quote.
Or if you prefer:-
Lancaster
The Insurance Centre8 China Street
Lancaster
LA1 1EX
Tel: 0845 88 22 806
Fax: 01524 847211
Knott End on Sea
TIC Redmans14 Lancaster Road
Knott End on Sea
Poulton le Fylde
FY6 0AR
Tel: 0845 88 22 803
Fax: 01253 812529
Euxton
TIC Euxton Insurances118 Wigan Road
Euxton
Chorley
PR7 6JW
Tel: 0845 88 22 800
Fax: 01257 265151
Farming News
- VIDEO: New vice-president beefs up NFU top table
Peter Kendall has been confirmed as president of the NFU after a vote at the union's annual conference. Meurig Raymond and Adam Quinney have been elected as deputy and vice. - Paice warns of revisions to TB cattle controls
Livestock farmers have been warned that cattle control measures will tighten further as part of the government’s strategy to eradicate bovine TB. - Syngenta slams ‘anti-scientific’ stance on GMs
European politicians and consumers are anti-scientific and too wary of GMs and other technologies, Martin Taylor chairman of Syngenta has said. - Badger cull delay in Wales sparks anger
A decision over whether a badger cull will go ahead in Wales has been delayed until next month, sparking a backlash from opposition politicians who accuse the Welsh Government of pushing the patience of farmers to breaking point - Scotland on alert for Schmallenberg virus
A heightened alert warning over the threat of Schmallenberg disease has been issued by the leaders of Scotland's livestock industry - NFU – Schmallenberg could be a ‘catastrophe’
The Schmallenberg virus has the potential to become a catastrophe in the UK, according to NFU livestock board chairman Alistair Mackintosh. - Paice calls for more milk investment
Farm minister Jim Paice has called for more investment in the milk sector to help displace foreign dairy imports from supermarket shelves. - Solar energy still makes sense for poultry sector
Investing in solar PV installations is a "no-brainer" for poultry producers, despite ongoing cuts in government support, according to NFU chief renewables adviser Jonathan Scurlock. - Farmer devastated by suspected barn arson
A farmer is distraught after a suspected arson tore through his barn, causing thousands of pounds of damage. - Solar support uncertainty continues
The government has gone ahead with a last ditch attempt to overturn a High Court hearing that ruled plans to cut the Feed-in Tariff retrospectively were illegal. - Isuzu to replace Rodeo pickup range with the D-Max
Farmers looking to replace their pickup in the next few months are now in the lucky position of being able to choose between two all-new model ranges. - VIDEO: Planning growth regulator programmes
Managing this season's lodging risk is at the top of our Crop Watch agronomists' agenda this week as they plan their fertiliser timings and growth regulator programmes for forward crops. - OSR yields rise for one grower despite tight rotation
Oilseed rape yields have continued to rise on a Nottinghamshire farm, despite the presence of a very tight rotation. Louise Impey finds out more - Six colleges battle it out in the Cereals Challenge 2012
Students from six agricultural colleges are battling it out to grow the best crop of winter wheat and win £1,000 in the Cereals Challenge 2012. - Exports make up for drop in lamb consumption
The UK became a net exporter of sheepmeat in 2011, for the first time in many years, according to figures from HM Revenue & Customs - Daylight and perches good for turkeys
Indoor turkeys can be reared at a variety of stocking rates in natural light, without detriment to health and welfare, so long as they also have access to appropriate environmental enrichments. - Wildlife zone extensions need not be costly
Co-operating with neighbours can take ELS and HLS stewardship outcomes to new levels over wider areas without hurting income. - VIDEO: Farmers share views on NFU conference
CAP reform was always going to dominate the opening day of the NFU Conference given DEFRA secretary Caroline Spelman and EU farm commissioner Dacian Ciolos were sharing the platform. But what did farmers think of what was said? - NFU pledges tough action on retailers
Growers and packers in horticulture and potatoes are being driven to their limits by short term, “hard-nosed” retailers and the NFU has pledged to help them take action. - Focus on output to improve LFA sheep returns
Better margins can be earned by Less Favoured Area sheep producers if they concentrate on achieving better physical performance in ewes and lambs.
Business & Legislation
- PBSTweets: Deborah Done provides insight into the latest book by Stephen R. Covey. “The 3rd Alternative” - http://t.co/y9k9yCN3
- PBSTweets: @alan__price asks do you check references? Read Alan's opinion in the Bottom Line Express - http://t.co/O3Q5NPTL
- PBSTweets: Read Peter Done's latest Business Doctor article on how to deal with suspected fraudulent activity at work: http://t.co/BvyBl2xV
- PBSTweets: Employment law in your pocket - http://t.co/bjjoZEyp
- PBSTweets: Employers, do you check references? @alan__price will discuss in next week's Bottom Line Express. Free subscription - http://t.co/lhsQJPcZ
- PBSTweets: Remember to check out the Peter Done blog. Peter provides advice and opinion on how to succeed in business - http://t.co/aGgdfbIj
- PBSTweets: US credit ratings agency Moody's warns there is a 30% chance of the UK losing its AAA credit rating within 18 months - http://t.co/kgMMC4Ba
- PBSTweets: Sussex rail worker fired for taking 134 sick days gets £28,000. http://t.co/WNDQZPOi
- PBSTweets: Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) has found employers more likely to lay off staff. http://t.co/HjpJvFIX
- PBSTweets: Read Peter Done's latest Business Doctor article from The Sunday Times on controlling sickness in the workplace http://t.co/BvyBl2xV
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