Robert Smith of the Cure famously wrote ‘I don’t care if Monday’s blue…’ in the beautifully uplifting ‘Friday I’m in Love’. This just happens to be one of my wife’s top two favourite songs (she can’t seperate this and Dancing in the Moonlight by Toploader).
Had a little chat this morning with Stuart about some of our favourite excuses for being late that can no longer be used in the current lockdown. The contenders so far are… Sorry I was late boss ; School run was complete chaos… Roads were
Happy New Year!! The most challenging year of most of our lives is behind us – at last! I am writing this with a smile on my face as I have just torn up our 2020 year planner and thrown it where it belongs –
As we down tools for the least festive feeling festive period in our life, we wanted to wish you all a very Merry Christmas! It is fair to say that none of us are going to enjoy the Christmas that we had planned but let’s
We have a winner!!! The lucky winner of our Christmas is Jane Western Good of Rock Insurance. Congrats Jane and enjoy the festivities!
Morning all! Nearly there then. Only 11 days until Santa pops down our chimneys wearing his facemask and hand sanitiser to deliver some much deserved festive spirit. It’s been a long old year this year (it feels like that there have been a lot more
Morning all! I hope you don’t mind but I wanted to share this with our network of contacts as it is a really good cause and a great charity. My very good mate Nick Dunn has come up with a great idea. Nick was my
Fair to say that our collection of US based clients is ever growing. We have had the good fortune to make our first couple of senior hires in the US within the last year – something that we are very proud of as it proves
A very good friend of ours at Synchronicity Insurance has taken the opportunity to take a positive from 2020 and to write a book based around his experiences of following Brighton & Hove Albion. From The Gutter To The Stars, is Simon Medhurst’s view on
If there was ever a year for adapting, it is 2020. So many people in the market have been made redundant, or furloughed for weeks on end, and find themselves in very unsettling and uncertain positions. Those of us fortunate to still have jobs are