Tips and guides

Damp in your home can occur for a number of reasons, and can become a serious problem, risking damage to your property or your health. So, what causes damp and mould? And what can you do to get rid of it, before it becomes a bigger issue?

Severe or stormy weather can cause all sorts of trouble for your home, and can sometimes result in serious damage to your property and possessions. Often damage is unavoidable, but there are precautions you can take to minimise the risks from severe weather. We’ve put together some useful hints and tips about what you can do when it comes to storms or flooding.

If you do receive a weather alert and your home is at risk of flooding, here is a check list for the final precautions you can take.

In recent years, concerns about air quality and the environmental impact of cars in built up areas have led to Low Emission Zones (LEZs) or ‘Clean Air Zones’ in various cities around the UK. These zones aim to reduce the levels of harmful pollutants, improving air quality and public health.

Driving in icy conditions, heavy rain or snow can be challenging, especially if you’re not driving as often as usual. If you have to take to the roads in wintry conditions, there are steps you can take to do it as safely and confidently as possible.