Let’s talk Trackers and Faraday pouches, because some of the cheaper ones might not be as good as a KitKat wrapper; As keyless car theft continues to cause chaos for vehicle owners, the police and […]
The Motor Ombudsman has commissioned an online YouGov study of over 500 UK driving licence holders who would purchase an extended warranty to cover the cost of repairs resulting from mechanical or electrical failures, if […]
The latest from the Govt Insolvency Service; Premier Protect Holdings Ltd, which traded as Premier Protect 365, has been wound up by the High Court in the public interest, and the Official Receiver has been […]
Seized maritime assets could pose a “significant risk” to ports, harbours and marinas if there is no requirement to ensure mega yachts detained under sanction rules are properly maintained, made safe or deactivated. Safety concerns […]
The UK government continues to keep kicking any final decision on so-called Smart Motorways down the road, with yet another Committee report today. The latest strategy is a five year pause on further roll-outs of […]
Battery storage is a high risk business and insurers need to think about how they will recycle, or dispose of, battery packs when electric cars reach a critical mass in a few years’ time. So, […]
Zurich makes the perfectly reasonable point that newly built schools should have sprinkler systems by law in England, as they already do in Wales and Scotland. IE goes further; just fit sprinkler systems to all […]
UK Police forces and the justice system is gradually being overwhelmed with dashcam and headcam footage. In some ways, it is a good thing, but if action cannot be taken against two thirds of drivers, […]
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