Graham Sykes Insurance was founded in 1982 and in 2023 joined Noble Insurance Group.

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Noble Event Insurance was established as Graham Sykes Insurance in 1982, becoming part of the Noble Insurance Group a privately owned group of specialist insurance providers.

in 2023 by Graham Sykes himself, the firm began as a small, family-run business focusing on bespoke insurance solutions for niche markets. Over the years, it has grown significantly while maintaining its commitment to customer-centric service.

Initially, the company specialised in kit and classic car insurance, capitalising on Graham Sykes' personal passion and expertise in these areas. This focus on specialist vehicles allowed the firm to carve out a unique position in the insurance market. As the business expanded, it diversified its offerings to include a broader range of insurance products such as event, home, travel, and business insurance, catering to a wider audience.

Despite its growth, Graham Sykes Insurance has retained its core values of personalised service and expert advice. The company's dedication to understanding individual client needs has fostered strong, long-term relationships with customers, setting it apart from larger, less personal insurance providers.

Throughout its history, Graham Sykes Insurance has embraced technological advancements to improve its service delivery. However, the firm has always ensured that these innovations complement, rather than replace, the high level of personal service for which it is known.

Today, Graham Sykes Insurance remains a trusted name in the industry, known for its expertise, reliability, and dedication to customer satisfaction. Its longstanding presence in Exmouth and its evolution over the decades reflect its ability to adapt and thrive while staying true to its founding principles.

Graham Sykes Insurance was founded in 1982 and in 2023 joined Noble Insurance Group, a privately owned group of specialist insurance providers.

 

Our Associations

The assocations on our list provide their members with public liability insurance as part of their membership offering and are a great way to get your shooting or re-enactment display public liability insurance in addition to many other benefits.

The shooting organisations cater for different parts of the shooting comunity and together British Association for Shooting and Conservation, Clay Pigeon Shooting Association and Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust have over 170,000 members. The Military Vehicle Trust has over 6000 members. For more information on these organisations click the links below.

Specialist Event Insurance FAQs

Event and festival insurance provides financial protection for organisers against various risks associated with hosting an event or festival, including cancellation, public liability, and property damage.

This insurance covers unforeseen circumstances such as accidents, injuries, cancellations, or property damage, ensuring that the financial impact on the organisers is minimised.

Coverage can include a wide range of events such as music festivals, conferences, weddings, sports events, fairs, and exhibitions.

Public liability insurance covers legal costs and compensation claims if a third party is injured or their property is damaged during your event.

Yes, event insurance can include cover for cancellation due to unforeseen circumstances, such as extreme weather, illness, or venue issues.

Event insurance is typically for single or one-off events, whereas festival insurance might cover a series of events or a larger multi-day event.

Yes, private events such as weddings, birthday parties, and anniversaries can also be insured to cover various risks.

The level of cover needed depends on the size, nature, and location of the event, as well as the number of attendees. It is advisable to discuss your specific requirements with an insurance provider.

Common exclusions might include intentional damage, illegal activities, lack of attendance, and certain extreme weather conditions.

The cost varies based on factors like the type of event, number of attendees, location, duration, and the specific coverages required.

Policies often specify limits on the number of attendees, so it is important to ensure your expected attendance falls within the covered range.

Venue insurance typically covers the venue's liabilities and not those of the event organiser, so having your own event insurance is still recommended.

Yes, weather-related cancellations can be covered, but it depends on the specific terms of your policy.

It is advisable to purchase event insurance as early as possible once your event planning is underway to ensure you are covered during the entire planning process.

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