Third Party / Public Liability Insurance providers

[Iand]

I'm looking for insurance elsewhere?
Any ideas?

[gaz]

...Any ideas?

Edit your post with a more relevant title* .

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Please note that gaz is not FCA regulated and cannot assess individual needs for insurance. You will not receive advice or recommendations from gaz about them. Other providers are available, always read the label prior to use. Posted on a forum that contains track nuts and cannot be guaranteed track nut free. Wash at 40°C. Do not dry clean.
*Edit - I see that's been taken care of and the thread moved to a more appropriate board too.

[Psamathe]

Try you home insurance company. Many include it with their 3rd party liability (or include it if you add your bike to the policy).

From personal experience two companies (current and previous) both included 3rd party liability whilst cycling as part of my home cover. I called and checked with their telesales people who were well confident (did not have to refer the question to experts).

Whilst many here have said their company does include such cover, do check with your and check the level of cover. It would be terrible if you made assumptions and your company did not cover you (adequately).

If you want a separate cover, people have posted here that London Cycling Campaign can provide 3rd party liability insurance for less than £10 http://lcc.org.uk/pages/third-party-liability-insurance - though I cannot comment on their cover and offering (I've not used them and not studied their cover).

Ian

[Grandad]

I'm looking for insurance elsewhere?

Elsewhere than where?

[gaz]

Elsewhere than Cycling UK. The OP is not happy with the outcome of the Poll of the Whole Club on the rebrand.

[foxyrider]

British Cycling membership

[PH]

Touring Cyclist Club looks like it's getting there if you can wait;

http://www.touringcyclistclub.org.uk/in ... -june-2016