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More than 20 million Brits** (49 per cent) have carried out, or plan to make alterations that property experts say are likely to erode the value of their homes. Today’s homeowners are still paying the price for design fads from previous decades, with pebble-dash and stone-cladding both estimated to reduce the value of a property by up to 5 per cent. Commenting on the findings, Direct Line Home Insurance Spokesperson Simon Ziviani said:. company first home insurance. home owners insurance policies. home insurance owner s. Read more...

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The most intrepid age group are 55-64 year olds with nearly one in ten planning to see in 2006 abroad. ICM is a member of the British Polling Council and abides by its rules. It could be the threat of one of the coldest winters in years, the nightmare of finding transport home, or just the expense of going out that's putting people off venturing out this New Year's Eve. company first home insurance. home owners insurance policies. home insurance owner s. Read more..

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Danger lurks in Hell's Kitchen. Egg timers and ladles are poised ready for the start of a new series of “Hell’s Kitchen”. This year Gary Rhodes and Jean-Christophe Novelli will attempt to instill some culinary expertise into 10 raw contestants. Meanwhile, millions of wanabe chefs, all over the country, will take to the kitchen and attempt to flambé the crêpes Suzettes with expensive consequences. Churchill Home Insurance analysed over 11,000 home insurance claims and found that one in five household accidents happen in the kitchen, with the average cost of a cooking related claim being £4,910. Additionally, more than one in ten household fires can be blamed on kitchen antics, with the humble saucepan being responsible for the majority of kitchen disasters.

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For peace of mind, it is worth taking out the appropriate insurance to cover emergency repair work.” Notes Research was conducted between 28 and 31 October 2005 by YouGov Plc who interviewed a sample of 2,226 GB 18+ adults. Results were weighted to be representative of the GB population. The survey was carried out online. company first home insurance. home owners insurance policies. home insurance owner s. Read more...

Churchill’s top five accident claims in the kitchen are: Saucepans and frying pans – chip pans, pans being left and forgotten, putting a hot pan on the kitchen work surface Cooker – blowing up the cooker, breaking the glass in the cooker door Hob – leaving the hob on and melting appliances Oven – oven catching on fire , using oven cleaner on the elements Grill – leaving something under the grill, fat catching on the element, dropping grill pan onto the work surface or carpet Churchill’s Head of Home Insurance Martin Scott says: “While things hot up in Hell’s Kitchen we advise all budding chefs to ensure that they pay attention at all times in their own kitchen in order to avoid any unnecessary microwave explosions or blender-related disasters.” To prevent the worst from happening in the kitchen, Churchill advises the following cook’s tips:Do not leave pans unattended; if you must leave the kitchen briefly, turn down the heat on appliances and return to the kitchen quickly.