Fairweather Insurance Goes Bookworm

Last week saw confirmation that Fairweather Insurance will become the principal sponsor of the Chalfont St Peter Community Library. We at Fairweather towers are extremely excited about the opportunity to keep valuable community assets alive where otherwise, without funding, they would close.

Everyone recognises that in the age of the kindle, ipad, and smartphone the library in its traditional sense is seen by many as something to be left behind however along with those now running the library we feel that it remains a vital resource for many in the community. The plans in place for the library means it will meet the needs of those who currently use it and turn it into a usable resource for those who don't use it but would benefit.

We are looking forward to our future relationship. No doubt you will see lots more about the library via this blog in the near future.

Alistair

Mince Pies Are On Us!

Last Friday we took to the streets of Chalfont St Peter to meet and greet our public. As a 'local broker' we are keen to help the local community with protecting their homes, businesses etcetera it was a lovely opportunity to get out there. The Chalfont St Peter Christmas Fair saw jam packed streets with what seemed like the whole town out and about.

Many people enjoyed a mince pie (made by Halls Patisserie) and some lovely wine presented in association with Paul Fisher from Fishers of Gerrards Cross. In exchange people allowed us a little word in their ear about our services and how we might help them specifically. The reception was very good indeed and many people passed on their details hoping to hear more from us.

All in all a sucessful evening although we have plenty of mince pies left so feel free to pop in for a mug of something warm, a mince pie and a chat about any insurance issues you may have.

Snow Day = Still Being Paid Day

As we all know if more than a thimble of snow falls in on this green and pleasant land then the world comes to a standstill. We all know the day you begin hating snow is the day you pass your driving test however it seems to go up a notch when you discover you have to stay at home to look after the kids whose school has closed. Whilst their running around using all your carrots for snowman noses you while away the time having to take unpaid leave. Well fear not... a new insurance product will pay out for up to five consecutive days in order that you might not be financially out of pocket because the drama teacher can't ride her bike in the snow. With premiums starting at £30 it seems entirely worth it.

Please do not hesitate to give us a call if you would like to discuss this further.