The Health & Safety Course continues to hijack all the hours of the day that were once begging to be filled with the art of blogging. The level 4 course is a far cry from the Level 2 which is lookinf somewhat simplistic now.

I have a foolish desire to understand Health & Safety in the workplace as the responsiblity rests squarely on my shoulders. I have not undertaken exams for a very long time and full written answers are certainly an art when compared to the reletive ease of multiple choice.

Interestingly I have quite honestly seen my knowledge increase in leaps and bounds and I am slowly getting more confident, will it be enough to pass? That I really do not know but I hope so.

On a different note the infamous rebranding of Cover4Caravans continues to move forward and we are confident of our January 2012 launch. Watch this space.

The cold weather looks like it is beginning to arrive – please protect your caravan from the freezing temperatures – you did well at this last year as we did not see a huge influx of claims!

Finally this week has seen my two boys performing in their school Christmas Productions. This morning was the turn of my youngest and tonight will see us go and see the eldest in his.

The amount of effort and dedication shown by all the School Staff is truly reflected in the shows – we are left to ask why are we trying to upset the status quo and destroy their pensions? Is it right or is it wrong? If only one of the involved parties would actually tell us what it all really means and perhaps us Joe Public would be in a better position to decide if we support them or not.

Ignorance is bliss but it doe snot always help us!

Have a great afternoon.

Richard

Dear All

Many of you may remember that we were taking a very keen interest in the story of the Atlas Caravan workers who were made redundant three years ago, and I was suprised that the issue is still ongoing all these years later.

This is from the BBC Website:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-humber-16040733

Shocking that they have not had their pay yet.

Mike

Following yesterday’s jingle, Sarah Clarke came up with (to the tune of Bingo)

“There was a man

Who bought a caravan

He insured it through Cover4

C O V E R

C O V E R

C O V E R

He Insured it through Cover4

The price was great

The Service too

He insured it through Cover4

C O V E R

C O V E R

C O V E R

He insured it through Cover4

The policy included

All that he needed

He insured it through Cover4

C O V E R

C O V E R

C O V E R

He insured it through Cover4

He recommended to his friends

To insure their caravans with them

C O V E R

C O V E R

C O V E R

He insured it through Cover4″

The last day of the working week has suddenly landed upon us, as always one day I awoke and it was Monday and then next it is Friday. This has been a madly busy week. Productive but busy.

Next week see’s a trip on Monday out to Nerja, near Malaga, to see our amazing Adword provider http://www.cwa-europe.com/ and undertake our regular review to ensure we are both working in the same direction. I love being able to mix business with pleasure when your business partners also become your friends.

We have ordered our new video blogging equipment and hppefully when I finally land in the office next week I will be be able to start posting video blogs on a regular basis. Quite what the content will be I dont know yet but I have the weekend and a flight to Spain to start working it out! Any ideas?

Finaly our new caravan insurance website and new cover4caravans branding is in it’s final stages of development and I cannot wait to show you all the new design.

The video blogs will probably introduce you all to the new us – I just hope that everyone loves it as much as I do!

Have a great weekend and I will try and blog from Spain if I can.

Richard

Dear All

Did anyone see the Paul Merton show on Caravanning last night, if you missed it it’s on Channel 5 On Demand http://www.channel5.com/shows/paul-mertons-adventures/episodes/florida-3

It will be interesting to hear your views!

Mike