Tips and guides

Wintry weather can create difficult driving condition. If you’re driving in snow for the first time, follow these helpful tips to help you stay safe on the roads this winter.

Knowing how to de-frost your car windscreen and prevent it getting iced up can save you time and hassle on cold winter days. Here’s how to de-ice your windscreen and get on the road quickly and safely.

From buying thermal curtains to sealing windows yourself, here’s how you can winter proof your windows at a low cost.

When driving at night it’s important that you take extra care, as driving in the dark is more dangerous than driving in the daylight. In this guide we share our driving in the dark safety tips, so that you can reduce your chances of having an accident.

As the days get shorter and the nights get colder, our homes require a little extra love and care to protect them from freezing temperatures and an increased risk of theft and fire. By carrying out a ‘winter MOT’ on your property, you reduce the risk of a disaster ruining your plans and damaging your belongings, and the risk of costly repairs or making a claim on your insurance. So what should you be doing to protect yourself and your home this year?

Driving in heavy rain and wet conditions can be both stressful and dangerous. As well as the constant spray from other cars, reduced visibility and longer stopping distances, there’s also the risk of encountering deep puddles or even flooded roads.