News & guides

If you want to join the 1.3 million people in the UK with a battery electric vehicle (BEV), you’ll need to find out how and where to charge your electric car. Charging an EV can be daunting. We’re here to help you navigate this potential minefield. Check out our simple guide to charging electric cars.

As we enter the hotter months of the year, it’s a good time to try and save water when we can. Saving water is great for your wallet, the environment, and your plants. Here are some simple ways to help you save water at home and in your garden.

For many of us, our garden is a special part of the home. It’s become a valuable living space where we can relax, have barbecues, and enjoy time with family and friends. But have you considered whether your home insurance extends to your garden and what might be covered? This guide looks at the type of insurance you need to keep your plants, tools, and furniture protected.

Apple CarPlay mirrors your iPhone features to your car’s display screen so you can make calls and listen to music without touching your phone. Our comprehensive guide tells you what CarPlay can do, whether it will work in your car, and what to do if you use an Android phone.

If you’re selling your car – or gifting it to someone – you’re required by law to let the DVLA know about a change of ownership. Discover how to go about this using your V5C, or logbook, and what happens if you fail to notify the DVLA.

It’s possible to bag a bargain when buying a used car with high mileage. On the other hand, the vehicle could turn into a money pit if it turns out unreliable. Read our handy guide on what to consider when looking for the most reliable used cars and the best high mileage cars on the market.

Want to avoid being the victim of a phone scam? Find out what these scams look like, ways to protect yourself and how to report any suspicious contact.

Keeping your home in good repair and doing a few regular checks in the most common problem areas will help prevent damage that could otherwise creep up on you. Find out what is covered by your insurance policy.

Wintry weather can take its toll on cars and difficult driving conditions can catch you by surprise. But with a bit of planning, you can ensure your car is ready for the winter weather. Below we provide a run-down of essential maintenance tips.

Getting a chipped or damaged car windscreen is a hassle every driver would rather avoid. It typically happens when stones or gravel are thrown up by the tyres of other vehicles.

It’s important to keep your roof in good repair. Regular checks on your roof will help prevent damage and the chance of leaks during bad weather, keeping it in good shape and avoiding any long-term damage.

Extreme heat is still relatively new for us in the UK, but it can negatively impact vehicles, drivers and passengers when temperatures soar. Here are some tips for driving in the heat.