How to plan a running race
Many people who enjoy running will consider organising their own race but planning and putting on a race is not a stroll in the park.
Many people who enjoy running will consider organising their own race but planning and putting on a race is not a stroll in the park.
Firework season is underway: Hallowe’en parties, Bonfire Night, New Year, and many more celebrations. Whatever the reason, every event will be unique – if all goes according to plan.
With an ultra race event now running almost every weekend in Britain (Telegraph, 2017), it is important that ultra race organisers are ready to organise their event and choose the right ultra race insurance that suits their insurance requirements.
Thousands of Brits will be avoiding the ‘airport trudge’ this year by holidaying in the UK and there are many benefits to making the most of what our country has to offer.
There has never been a better time for events organisers to check that their Obstacle Course Race Insurance provides them with coverage that is not only suitable but also reliable in the event of a claim.
The popularity of running events has seen some insurance companies try to cash in on the opportunity by offering event insurance and race insurance policies to organisers. Unfortunately, we have seen a lot of these policies that are not fit for purpose, with nasty small print full of exclusions or restrictions.
Mann Broadbent is properly delighted and excited to announce that we are sponsoring Amelia Cocksedge, one of The OCR Girls.
Package travel regulations have recently changed to make it easier for travellers to get compensation from organisers, in specific circumstances.