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Creating her mark on the fashion industry, Sarah Curran speaks to The Financial Times on her lifestyle, success's and future ambition. Russell Scanlan acts Insurance Broker working on her behalf.
With the number and level of cyber attacks growing exponentially almost every organisation should consider the threats and possible impact that a cyber attack could have on their business.
Prince Harry will be arriving in Nottingham on Thursday 25th April. On this grand adventure Harry is to visit Russell Scanlan client Confetti Media Group to see at first hand the facilities that are used by up to 1500 students undertaking vocational and degree courses in conjunction with a number of local educational establishments.
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Blog: Russell Scanlan proudly supports entrepreneurial spirit!
Creating her mark on the fashion industry, Sarah Curran speaks to The Financial Times on her lifestyle, success's and future ambition. Russell Scanlan acts Insurance Broker working on her behalf.
Blog: 10 Steps to Cyber Security
With the number and level of cyber attacks growing exponentially almost every organisation should consider the threats and possible impact that a cyber attack could have on their business.
Blog: The Royal Seal of approval - Prince Harry to launch Notts TV
Prince Harry will be arriving in Nottingham on Thursday 25th April. On this grand adventure Harry is to visit Russell Scanlan client Confetti Media Group to see at first hand the facilities that are used by up to 1500 students undertaking vocational and degree courses in conjunction with a number of local educational establishments.
Blog: Russell Scanlan clients prepared for Appcidents
In an era when mobile phones have become more than just a device for calling home, Nottingham-based insurance broking and risk managing firm, Russell Scanlan, has come up with an app to take some of the stress out of a road traffic accident.
Blog: Prepare to fail if you fail to prepare
We are encouraging small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs) across the East Midlands to put plans in place to protect themselves against potential disasters.
Blog: Important Changes to the Civil Justice Rules
Important changes to the Civil Justice rules relating to the conduct of bodily injury claims will be introduced on 1st April and 31st July 2013
The following information outlines what actions should be taken.
Blog: Henson & Co in new hands
Russell Scanlan, along with financial advisors Russell Ulyatt, has acquired Henson & Co in West Bridgford for an undisclosed sum.
Russell Scanlan has secured the personal, commercial and general insurance lines.
The acquisition came about due to the imminent retirement of Henson & Co’s Managing Director, Colin Henson. He was keen to sell the business, and a joint bid from Russell Scanlan and Russell Ulyatt was accepted on the basis the firm would be passed on intact.
Blog: Going Once Going Twice Sold to Russell Scanlan!
Nottingham-based Russell Scanlan has been appointed as the new insurance broker for one of the UK’s fastest growing auction houses.
John Pye & Sons, also located near the City, has taken on the firm to help the family owned business improve an already healthy bottom line and ensure its interests are well protected during a time of rapid expansion.
Blog: Exam Success for Russell Scanlan
2012 was a very successful year for Russell Scanlan from a staff development perspective. Over 70% of our client facing staff now hold a professional insurance qualification.
Blog: Cold snap continues to bite
Snow seems to be the flavour of the month! Many love the fun it brings, enjoying sledging, snowball fights and other outdoor activities made possible by a good dusting of the white stuff.
Others aren’t quite so fond of the disruption it causes. Icy roads are making journeys more challenging. Homeowners are experiencing frozen pipes and burst boilers. Businesses are dealing with a reduced workforce and drop in productivity.
But the snow’s set to stay for a few more days yet as the UK continues to battle with a weather system that’s creating perfect conditions for yet more snow. So what can people do to make sure they cope as the weather continues to bite?
Here are a few top tips to help you deal with the big freeze...
Blog: Changes to EU gender laws driving controversy
Tis the season for festivities, joy and peace... but for many people whose budgets are limited in these difficult economic times, there’s an underlying anxiety as to how December’s pay check will stretch to cover all the festive trimmings.
And for those already feeling the pinch at one of the most expensive times of the year, a change in EU law may not be the most welcome Christmas present!
Blog: Putting the brakes on "Crash for Cash" fraud
If November’s floods weren’t enough to dampen the UK’s spirits, the actions of insurance fraudsters up and down the country are most certainly still causing a storm!
Deliberately causing crashes and faking accidents is a tactic that’s becoming extremely common on Britain’s roads. More and more drivers are doing this to unfairly claim insurance for damage repair and injury compensation.
Blog: On Flood Alert
“Not a day goes past without us hearing about some sort of freak weather pattern making its way across the globe... just the other week Storm Sandy hit New York, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. Closer to home, the UK is on another flood alert after torrential rain, snow and blizzards battered Britain yet again... bring potential misery to homeowners and businesses once more.
Blog: Raising a glass to the best brewed beer
“Earlier this month, I was fortunate enough to be involved in the judging at the Nottingham Beer Festival, held at the Castle. Organised by SIBA, the Society of Independent Brewers, this event is a must in any ale lover’s calendar!
Blog: Clampdown on uninsured motorists hits new high
“We’ve all delved deep in our own pockets to pay for our car insurance over the years. That’s why many of us welcome the recent seizure of the millionth uninsured vehicle from our roads.
“Unfortunately, the fight against uninsured drivers is far from over. In many ways it’s only just begun in this country.
Blog: A new cost recovery scheme from the Health and Safety Executive
From the 1st October the HSE are launching a new scheme (called Fees for Intervention) which could mean you paying for their inspection and intervention costs if there is any breach of health and safety law. So now is a good time to check your health and safety management plans to ensure you are not at risk.
Blog: New client on message for Russell Scanlan
Nottingham based Esendex has appointed Russell Scanlan as its new insurance broker. The UK’s leading business SMS company approached the long-established broker after originally meeting at an Invest in Nottingham Club event this summer.
Blog: EU gender ruling will impact on car insurance
“Traditionally, young men have had high car insurance premiums compared with female drivers.
“Insurers can often appear to presume young male motorists, without safe driving histories, are accidents waiting to happen.
“But from this December, a ruling from the European Court of Justice will come into effect which industry professionals believe will have a revolutionary impact on motor insurance prices.
Blog: Make sure you're as safe as houses this autumn
One of the UK’s leading independent insurance broking and risk managing firms is backing National Home Security Week, which runs from 24th to 30th September 2012 across the country.
East Midlands-based Russell Scanlan is already seeing a slight increase in the number of claims coming through from its private clients relating to burglary and theft. That’s only set to rise over the coming months with the onset of winter as the darker nights draw in.
Blog: Russell Scanlan provides the answer for Cancer Research UK
Insurance broking and risk managing firm Russell Scanlan held a hugely successful quiz night on Friday 21st September 2012 at Trent Bridge Cricket Ground in Nottingham, raising £2,200 in support of Cancer Research UK.
Blog: Increased Squatters Risk in Commercial Properties
From the 1st September squatting in residential buildings in England and Wales became a criminal offence, with perpetrators facing up to six months in jail and a maximum £5,000 fine. This legislation does not apply to commercial properties, which may now become more vulnerable as squatters seek alternatives.
Blog: All That Glitters.....
With gold and jewellery prices at an all time high. We suggest that it's time to have your collection profesionally valued and correctly insured.
Blog: We spring in to secure "Advanex" advantage
A recent British Chamber of Commerce (BCC) Survey* found that red tape was major factor in preventing UK firms from exporting. Of the 8,000 businesses questioned, 25% and 36% believed that licences and regulation respectively were the major barriers.*
Blog: Thoughts on Black Box Technology
Tim Barnes-Clay gives us his thoughts on Telematics
“Black box technology if you haven’t heard of it is the practice of putting a bit of kit in your car to monitor how you’re driving. It’s become a bit of a political issue recently, with pressure now mounting on insurers to offer this telematics equipment to drivers as part of the crack down on high premiums.
Blog: Canny criminals and moving metal!
“Not a week passes without us hearing of yet another weird, wonderful or wacky metallic item that the robbers of this world have chosen to pinch. Anything goes it would seem, quite literally, from drain covers, bus shelters, memorial plaques, roofing materials and lightening conductors, to car catalytic converters and external air conditioning units".
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