Tips and guides

Teaching your child to drive is something of a rite of passage both for you and for them. Preparation goes a long way and, by following a few essential steps, you can feel positive about helping your teenager on their path to independence.

We love the much-anticipated Great British summer. From eating al fresco outdoors, to escaping on a well-deserved getaway, it’s the season of (we hope) fun in the sun. Unfortunately, it’s also a time when your home is at risk. Burglary and theft-related crime peak when the light nights arrive*.

Returning to the road after a break can be a daunting experience. Whether it’s been a while since you passed your test or you’ve simply taken a break from driving, there's plenty you can do to rebuild your confidence and return to the road safely.

As people spend more time in their homes, fire fighters are warning of the importance of fire safety and of the increased risk of fires in the home from common causes such as cooking, smoking, and heating. Here are some simple things everyone can do to help reduce the risk of fire.

Over time, many drivers develop bad habits without even realising it. You might think they’re harmless, but some of them pose safety risks and may also damage your car. Here are a few bad habits that you may not be aware of:

Working from home - perhaps with other family members around - can be tricky at first. But a little bit of preparation goes a long way. Here are some top tips to help you make the most of your new daily routine.