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When Storm Arwen struck in 2021, it left a trail of destruction across the UK, including a cliffside property in Scarborough housing 17 apartments. In this blog, we break down how extensive the damage was, how we supported the client and residents, and what lessons were learned along the way.

McClarrons is pleased to confirm that we will be exhibiting at the Hull Property Trade Show again this year.

Rural crime continues to affect farms across the country, while no farm can eliminate the risk entirely, taking a few practical steps can make your business far less attractive to criminals. 

As McClarrons Affinity prepares to celebrate its tenth anniversary next year, we are proud to reflect on what has helped us achieve an NPS score of 84, and are asking our clients to help us understand what makes them recommend us.

Modern tractors, telehandlers, ATVs and GPS guidance system thefts are costing farmers millions of pounds each year through replacement costs, business interruption and lost productivity. As part of campaign, we are revisiting some guidance to help you stay Better Sorted than Sorry.

McClarrons are delighted to welcome Andrew, Lucia, Clinton and Poppy to the business. Joining our Care, Commercial and Claims teams, they bring valuable experience and a shared commitment to delivering exceptional service to our clients.

Harvest places enormous demands on both people and machinery. Long days, tight weather windows, mounting pressure and equipment operating almost continuously, can quickly expose weaknesses.

Archie recently joined McClarrons for a week of work experience to gain an insight into professional life and the insurance industry. In this blog, he reflects on his time.

Proper stacking procedures are crucial for supporting harvest safety and the integrity of crops during transportation and storage

At McClarrons, we recognise the critical role that insurance plays in protecting farming businesses, as well as understanding the challenges they face. Harvest is a pivotal time for farmers; it represents the culmination of their year-long efforts, as well as presenting numerous risks.

In this blog, we look beyond the farm combined policy to examine how these policies react when disaster strikes.

We want to remind you of some of the measures you can take to help you harvest safely and prevent disruption to your business over the coming months.