Harry and Meghan should give up their titles and stop taking cheap swipes at the Royal Family5/17/2021 Click Here: Richard Burns saved £270 on his home insurance | Get the best price home insurance quote for your home now For the first time there is a serious discuss discussion in Buckingham Palace about the continuing use of the titles by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. There is an important change of tone. Whereas it was suggested in the Mail on Sunday that senior courtiers were openly talking about stripping of the tiles it is much more nuanced in The Times. The Palace would like them to keep the titles but voluntarily abandon them and simply become Harry and Meghan living in some splendour 6,000 miles. I agree that’s a lot smarter. Prince Charles was very wounded by the mental health podcast last week by his youngest son in which he openly criticised his parenting skills. That is the easiest swipe in the world. Every child blames his parents for their faults. I would like to see it the other way round with parents openly taking a whack at their “disappointing” children. Click Here: Jean Burnley saved £174 on her home insurance | Get your cheapest home insurance quote now  That won’t happen because they have more brains and more care than their mostly selfish kids. Sermon over.
I imagine the reason the Palace would like to put the titles in abeyance rather than scrap them is that they hope the marriage won’t last and that Harry will return to the fold. Not sure Harry had ever had it but he’s certainly lost it in LA. With his grandad only just dying and The Queen still in mourning you would have thought he could keep his trap shut until a decent time had passed. Click Here: Kurt, a salesman from Surrey, saved £300 on his home insurance | Get cheap quotes now It won’t be the last you hear of them. It’s very much in their commercial interest to keep attacking the Royals as it will keep their names on the front pages and therefore lure big global companies to fill their mouths with gold talking tosh about mental health. What skills have they got? She’s an out-of -work actress and he’s a bloke who knows how to cut the ribbon on a plaque. Do they give lessons in that? I suppose the answer is not to buy anything they are selling. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie
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The head of content at C4 is a former deputy editor of The Guardian. Enough said. CLICK HERE: Brian, a truck driver from Derbyshire saved £400 on his energy bills | SEARCH FOR YOUR BEST CAR INSURANCE QUOTE NOW Every night between 7-8pm they run a news programme that less and less people watch mainly because it’s a)Its Left-wing. b) Its boring. More people see my rear end every day than watch the last half hour of their news show. Put everybody out of their misery Oliver and either flog it or shut it. Your choice. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie Click Here: Can you save on your home insurance? | 51% of customers paid £142 or less | Get a cheap home insurance now What I find most unacceptable about Prince Harry effectively blaming his father for his mental health problems is that he knows dad cannot respond. It’s a free shot from 6,000 miles away. Harry knows he is on a winner. He will receive a round of applause from every mental health charity ( and every therapist) and at the same time enrich himself by keeping his name relevant. Click Here: Jean Burnley saved £174 on her home insurance | Get your cheapest home insurance quote now But what about the effect on Charles and The Queen. Did he think about them? Oddly he may have thought he was doing them a favour by highlighting the fact that he thought they were in a prison and he had broken out and found freedom in the sunshine state. There are a lot of tough lives out there and I’m afraid Harry never had one. Yes it was very sad that his mother died in a tragic car accident but to blame a family that rallied round him covering him with love and affection for is quite wrong. Supposing Charles decides to push back. He might reasonably describe his youngest son as a self-involved, idle, rich kid with too much time on his hands. Then the game would really kick off.
Charles is too smart and too caring for that. He wants a decent relationship with his youngest son and therefore keeps schtum. Click Here: Kurt, a salesman from Surrey, saved £300 on his home insurance | Get cheap quotes now And what of his grandmother? She’s 94 for God’s sake and could without a grandson grandstanding on a title he no longer deserves and probably no longer wants. So that’s the answer. He doesn’t like the Royal Family, doesn’t want to be in the Royal Family so Ma’am could I suggest you strip him off the title. He wants to be plain Harry so that should suit him fine. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie I do so admire Israel. A little country surrounded by terrorists and anti-democratic forces and yet they survive and prosper. You only have to travel in the Middle East and compare the freedoms of the people to know which nation you would rather live in. You could be paying under £142 for home insurance | Compare and Save The Israeli military are in a class of their own. It would not be enough to simply defeat Hamas they would have to cut the head off the snake.  And so they did. Thanks to their incredible spy network they knew where all the Hamas chiefs were. And one by one they killed them. The dead included the head of Hamas cyber and missile accuracy, the head of Hamas weapon development, the head of Gaza City Command, the head of Hamas engineering. So far there have been 11 Hamas military and technical leaders killed. There will be more. Don’t drop a tear for Hamas as they are deemed a terrorist organisation. Who says so? We do. The EU does as does Canada and the United States.
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I don’t believe the ban will make the slightest difference to our health. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie On Radio 4’s Today programme the leader of lecturers’ union started what I imagine will be a big pushback against Boris Johnson’s very sensible law of banning the no platforming of speakers with the added threat of fining either the university or the student union were it to happen. CLICK HERE: Save up to £497 on your energy bills | GET QUOTES NOW I was amazed that the head of an academic union would not be wholly in favour of free speech. Of course they would be if it was of the Left.  University academics are shockers often turning against their own if they don’t like their politics. I agree with Gavin Williamson, the Secretary of State for Education, who says he wants to counter the chilling effect of censorship on campus.
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Clearly the director Emily Mortimer didn’t get the email it. Or did and deleted it. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie I see that the Rugby Football Union has dropped the name “Saxons” from one of its senior England representative teams having decided given its drive to “to reflect diversity in society.” From now on the team will be known as England A- they are nothing but creative in the RFU marketing department!!! CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your car insurance | GET A QUOTE NOW Must say I am puzzled by this decision. Perhaps I have missed it but as far as I can see nobody of any colour has complained about the word Saxon and they would be right not to.  It comes from southern Germany as they had the temerity to invade and effectively conquer us in the 5th century. Alfred the Great was one of their more successful old boys.
He prevented England from falling to the Danes (God knows what ruby would have made of the expression I’d love a Danish) and promoted learning and literacy. Martin “chariots” Offiah , a great ruby union and rugby league star for two decades, is quoted in The Times as saying; “Adding names like Saxon was a bit misguided.” CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your car insurance | GET A QUOTE NOW I don’t agree with either the RFU or Mr Offiah. I can understand the argument against slave owner names I cannot understand the argument where a historical name with no connection to the oppression of minorities is ditched. Perhaps somebody would from the RFU would like to make the case. The questions they should answer are the following.
There will be lots of more questions. A piece of madness. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie The Sun on Sunday (yes there is one) covered the whole of its front page yesterday with a Tory MP calling for the actor/entertainer John Barrowman to be stood down as a judge on ITV’s Dancing on Ice after he admitted exposing himself on the set of Dr Who and the spin-off Torchwood.. Earlier Barrowman, 54, apologised for repeatedly exposing himself while filming but claimed it was “tomfoolery”. The MP Alec Shelbrooke said Barrowman should be sacked from Dancing on Ice saying it was a “family show” and therefore the actor should not be part of it. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your car insurance | GET A QUOTE NOW Clearly Barrowman is in a degree of difficulty but is the Sun on Sunday the right place to be judge and juror?  After all their parent company News UK owns Virgin Radio and their star turn is their breakfast show host Chris Evans.
Evans surprisingly moved from Radio 2’s Breakfast show to Virgin as allegations began to surface about Evans exposing himself. The flashing took place back in 1990s when Evans was working on Channel Four’s The Big Breakfast. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your car insurance | GET A QUOTE NOW The female colleague said Evans would “ walk in naked following his morning ritual of taking a bath and would sometimes touch himself. “On one occasion he grabbed my breasts. This is something I have had to live with for over two decades and it still haunts me now.” Evans was questioned by police but the investigation was dropped at the woman’s request. I was puzzled that Evans quit Radio 2 for the much smaller Virgin Radio. The money was better but could the lack of scrutiny or the protection of the Murdoch media be attractive? I think we should be told. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie Currently it never rains but it pours on Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer. Even a victory has backfired on him. Take the race to be the Mayor of West Yorkshire. It’s a new post and Tracy Brabin (you will know her from Coronation Street) fancied the job more than the one she was doing- Labour MP for Batley and Spens. Unsurprisingly it was announced yesterday that she had won. However that means there will be a by-election in the constituency and since Ms Brabin only had a 3,000+ majority the possibility of Hartlepool-style upset is on the cards. The issue that will be central to the by-election is the disgraceful treatment of a 29-year-old teacher at Batley Grammar school. During a lesson he showed a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammad to the class having first warned the pupils that the image was controversial. One of the children went home and told the Muslim parents. A group of muslim protesters then gathered outside the school demanding the teacher be sacked. Disgracefully the cowardly headmaster then suspended the teacher clearly not believing in free speech or the right for his teacher to use his judgment.  That was six weeks ago. There were so many threats the teacher and his family (a wife and four children) had to leave home and are today being protected by the police at an address so secret none of his relatives know it.
This is an absolute disgrace and the useless Brabin did nothing, repeat nothing, to reinstate that teacher. The reason; Her constituency is of mixed ethnic background. In some area there are 16% Pakistani muslims. Brabin was scared that if she said anything they would not vote for her in the race for Mayor which includes Bradford, a massive muslim area. Now she is gone Batley can show how appalled it is at the way Labour and the school have handled the teacher row. There will be more Batley in the years to come and Labour will be on the wrong side of every argument. You should get to know your voters Starmer or you will be going the same way as Corbyn and Miliband. Sir Keir Starmer can change his front bench as often as he likes but he can’t escape the main issue; Socialist politicians can’t stand the attitudes of the working classes. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your car insurance | GET A QUOTE NOW Their drink issues, their obesity, their attitudes to race , their attitude to paying taxes. All the “intellects” that run Labour find these thoughts quite horrific. They don’t quite say so but they do purse their lips.  The working classes know this so they are going over to the Tories who have a so much more relaxed view to personal freedoms.
CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your car insurance | GET A QUOTE NOW I have my doubts Starmer will be around for the 2024 General Election but if were the Conservative Party I would already have planned a 96 sheet poster of Starmer in his blue suit, red tie…….. taking the knee. That should see Labour out until 3024. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie Even if you could afford it under no circumstances must you send your child to Trent College, an independent school near Nottingham. Its not only the eye-watering £33,000-a-year it charges that should put you off, it’s the astonishing story about the school that is reported in today’s Sunday papers. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now All the Reverend Dr Bernard Randall, the school’s chaplain, did was tell pupils they were allowed to question its introduction of new LGBT policies. The school then decided inexplicably that the sermon was harmful to LGBT students and therefore flagged him to Prevent, which normally identifies those at risk from radicalisation. Police at Derbyshire advised the school by email that Dr Randall “did not meet the threshold for a Prevent referral.”  But it didn’t end there for the idiots at Trent College. They told Dr Randall that all future sermons would have to be censored in advance.
As Toby Young, and thank God for him starting the Free Speech Union, says in the Mail on Sunday;” For Bernard to lose his job as a result of this sermon is scandalous. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now “What is so depressing about his treatment is the message it sends to the pupils. “The central theme of the sermon is that children should not be afraid to think for themselves. But the message the school has sent is the opposite. Schools should be teaching how to think not what to think.” Well said Toby. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie Enjoy Finkelstein’s column in The Times where he says that Michael Grade (Lord Grade), the former chairman of BBC, had contacted him after him he mentioned Croydon in an interview. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your car insurance | GET A QUOTE NOW  Grade said he had once asked a big player in the ad business where he lived and the man replied; “Croydon-oh.”
Grade asked him why he had said “oh”. The man said he did it to save time. “ Whenever I tell people I live in Croydon they invariably respond ;Oh.” READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie Labour voters these days seem to fall into three specific categories. The first are the ethnic minorities who believe quite wrongly that they will be better off under Socialism i.e. their benefits will be bigger in the event they or their families are out of work. That’s why I want the clever wealth creating Hong Kongers to come over in their tens of thousands so they can prove to immigrants already here that there is another way. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your car insurance | GET A QUOTE NOW The second are the liberals. The teachers, the social workers, the odd lawyer who believe we are all basically decent people and that all we need is to tax the shit out of the wealthy so the skint can drive Bentleys. Finally there is the Left. They were born with their hand out. Property is theft is their shout. They hate the middle classes, they hate the upper classes and hate those in the working classes even more if they don’t vote Labour. The problem for Starmer is that there aren’t enough of them to win a General Election. In fact if he adds up that lot he will be lucky to win a place on the parish council.
So in the short term Labour is done for. I’ve just had an extension to my house and got to know the builders and the kitchen people pretty well. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your car insurance | GET A QUOTE NOW All of them hard working, good humoured and skilled. I would bet that two decades ago at least 50% would be Labour supporters. Today they correctly view themselves as successful businessmen and without knowing their politics would bet that NONE would be natural Starmer voters. Labour’s issues cannot be solved by giving Anneliese Dodds the push. Having said that I did not enjoy the headlines in The Times and Mailonline this morning saying Boris is looking forward to topping Thatcher’s 11 years in power. That kind of hubris will come back to bite the Tories. Stay hungry Boris, you look in better shape for it, and everything will be fine. Start believing the publicity and you will go the way of Cameron. How awful would that be. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie The most powerful voice in the land right belong to WWC- White Working Class. They have been ignored for too long. For the third time they have bared their teeth. First came Brexit. Then came the 2019 General Election. Now Hartlepool completes the hat-trick. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now  The WWC are sick and tired of Starmer and his chums taking the knee. They are sick and tired of of Labour spending their entire time reaching out to the skint and the dim.
CLICK HERE: Save up to £497 on your energy bills | GET QUOTES NOW And most of all they are tired of having their lives run by the woke and marketing directors who believe it will do their CVs good if their product is best sold by minority faces whereas it’s the 85% majority who buy their products. I’m afraid until Labour start wooing WWC there will plenty more Hartlepools- and plenty of changes of Labour leadership. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie I am puzzled. For a dozen years I edited The Sun and under me (and often to Murdoch’s irritability) we were anti-establishment but strangely pro Thatcher. It hit a sweetspot for the reader selling way over 4million a day during my term. Today the circulation is so small the management refuse to publish it with only media agencies – they place the ads therefore have to know the circulation-allowed to see the figure. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your car insurance | GET A QUOTE NOW The lack of success has led to a lack of confidence and some very strange decisions. Take Gary Lineker for instance. No football show on either BBC or BT would be complete without him fronting it. So you would have thought the fact that HMRC are seeking £5million from Lineker in a battle over whether he’s an employee or a freelance would be big news for The Sun. It was very big news for the FT, The Times, the Daily Mail and the Daily Express. They ran yards on it.  The Sun, although they had the story didn’t run a line. What a strange decision about such a famous man.
Why would this be the case. The ho hum editor Victoria Newton keeps schtum about her reason. Is it an order from the company CEO Rebekah Brooks? Is it a personal decision by Victoria? Is it part of some legal agreement? CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now In the News of the World hacking cases still going through the High Court right now the company is being forced to agree in addition to a cash payout to showbusiness figures that The Sun will no longer run critical pieces or critical columns about them. So The Sun today is a PR handout for the entertainment industry. Perhaps that is how Lineker gets away with a lack of scrutiny on his tax affairs. I think Murdoch owes Sun readers an explanation about the stories they no longer carry but their rivals do. Why should readers pay good money for a PR sheet? READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie With the French trawlers attempting to blockade Jersey let's take a look at some of the best French gags out there. Q: What Does "Maginot Line" mean in French? A: "Speed bump ahead" Raise your right hand if you like the French ... raise both hands if you are French. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your car insurance | GET A QUOTE NOW Q: Why do the French have glass bottom boats in their Navy? A: To see all their other ships. Q: What do you call 100,000 Frenchmen with their hands up? A: The Army.  Q: Why did the French plant trees along the Champs Elysees? A: So the Germans could march in the shade. Did you see the new bomb the government came up with? It weights 21,000 pounds. The Air Force tested this bomb in Florida and the bomb blast was so strong at Disneyworld 25 French tourists surrendered. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your car insurance | GET A QUOTE NOW A German went to France for holiday and here is the scene, French border staff: Occupation? German: No, no, no, just visiting. Q: How do you escape a French prison? A:Yell angrily in German.     Some classics here about our old friends the Germans and Italians now: A German messenger runs to Hitler and says “Mein Fuhrer, Italy has joined the war.” He replies “Not to worry, send 1 division to defeat them.” “No mein Fuhrer they have joined our side.” “Damn, now we will have to send 10 divisions to help them.” CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your car insurance | GET A QUOTE NOW   Frankly Line of Duty was tosh. The further show writer Jed Mercurio got personally carried away with his own fame the more distant he became from his talent. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your car insurance | GET A QUOTE NOW His PR people are now letting it be known that the real H he had in mind was not Ian Buckells but Boris Johnson i.e. corrupt and incompetent.  Could I suggest to Mercurio that he spends a lot more time on his script and lot less on politics. He’s pretty good- clearly the sixth series exposes his weaknesses- at one and just another lefty at the other.
READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie What kind of people does Sir Keir Starmer have in his ministerial rank? If the story surrounding Stephen Doughty, 41, his foreign affairs and international minister to go by, very odd ones and possibly criminal ones. The MP’s unlikely tale begins with an alleged panic attack ahead of taking an international flight a couple of years back. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your car insurance | GET A QUOTE NOW Apparently the MP who represents Cardiff South and Penarth couldn’t get to his GP to be given the prescription-only tranquilliser Valium. Really? An MP could not contact a doctor locally for a straightforward prescription? I find that hard to believe. So what does he do? He meets up in a local café with a constituent Byron Long who had two problems. A) He had housing issues which he hoped the MP could solve. B) He had mental health issues but the good news was had been prescribed Valium to deal with it. This is what Mr Doughty had been looking for. According to Long between 2017-2019 he handed over 140 Valium tablets to Doughty.  That is very serious. Possession of diazepam (Valium) without a prescription carries a maximum sentence of two years in jail.
Long explained why he handed over the pills. “I felt if I didn’t give them to him he wouldn’t help me. I felt trapped,” he said in both the Mail and Sunday and The Times. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your car insurance | GET A QUOTE NOW Doughty admits receiving the Valium but denies it was 140 pills. His spokesman said; “Stephen apologies for any error he made in making the request.” Doughty is a minister. The idea of him hanging around cafes and constituents picking up Valium tablets is wholly unacceptable. Can I suggest he steps down until he has sorted himself out. Starmer should pick up the phone. Not to sack him but to ask for the Valium tablets himself. I suspect he will be needing them when the Hartlepool result comes in on Thursday night. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie Isn’t it time we paid our prime ministers (of any persuasion) correctly? The idea that Boris makes £157,000, the same as a sales director at a medium sized business or the chief executive of a clapped out local council, is an absolute disgrace and a stain on our democracy. The fact there is a queue to do what must be a bloody awful job being played out in public is not an excuse for failing to do the right thing. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now I said in a tweet last night that he should consider moving to Singapore where the PM makes £1.5million or if he doesn’t fancy there fly on to Australia where he can make £306K. Further the state should pay for the refurb of the PM’s flat. After all the family live there because the job and security demands it. Since 1979 on average a PM stays in Downing Street for more than five years and under those circumstances they are entitled to have the place nice for them and nice for their family.  That should be a bill the state pays without rancour. After all when you consider the billions that are wasted in the name of benefits or charity it would be a drop in the ocean.
CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now Perhaps the most disgraceful aspect of the way our PM is treated that although he doesn’t pay rent he must pay £7,000 tax liability for heat, light and maintenance plus council tax of £1,655 a year. We need to push these changes through Parliament sooner rather than later. Only mean minded mean spirited Corbynistas would be against it. I would be pleased if they emerged from under a rock so I could name and shame them. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie |
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You could save up to £530* *51% of consumers could save £529.95 on their Car Insurance. The saving was calculated by comparing the cheapest price found with the average of the next five cheapest prices quoted by insurance providers on Seopa Ltd’s insurance comparison website. This is based on representative cost savings from February 2024 data. The savings you could achieve are dependent on your individual circumstances and how you selected your current insurance supplier.
Van Insurance Saving Figure
You could save up to £622* *51% of consumers could save £622.09 on their Van Insurance. The saving was calculated by comparing the cheapest price found with the average of the next five cheapest prices quoted by insurance providers on Seopa Ltd’s insurance comparison website. This is based on representative cost savings from February 2024. The savings you could achieve are dependent on your individual circumstances.
Home Insurance Saving Figure
You could save up to £201* *51% of consumers could save £201.06 on their Home Building & Contents Insurance. The saving was calculated by comparing the cheapest price found with the average of the next fourteen cheapest prices quoted by insurance providers on Seopa Ltd’s insurance comparison website. This is based on representative cost savings from January 2024. The savings you could achieve are dependent on your individual circumstances.
Motorbike Insurance Pay less than Figure
You could pay less than £239* *51% of consumers who received a quote for Motorbike Insurance through this service provided by Seopa Ltd. in February 2024 were quoted less than £238.63. The price you could achieve is dependent on your individual circumstances.
Bicycle Insurance Pay less than Figures
1) You could pay less than £27 for bicycles valued up to £1500* *51% of customers with a bicycle valued up to £1500 who obtained a quote for Bicycle Insurance through this service provided by Seopa Ltd during February 2024 were quoted less than £26.46. Using the same calculation for bicycles valued between £1500 and £3000 gave a figure of £56.92 and for bicycles valued over £3000 gave a figure of £108.93. The quote price you could achieve is dependent on your individual circumstances. 2) You could pay less than £57 for bicycles valued between £1501 and £3000* *51% of customers with a bicycle valued between £1500 and £3000 who obtained a quote for Bicycle Insurance through this service provided by Seopa Ltd during February 2024 were quoted less than £56.92. Using the same calculation for bicycles valued up to £1500 gave a figure of £26.46 and for bicycles valued over £3000 gave a figure of £108.93. The quote price you could achieve is dependent on your individual circumstances. 3) You could pay less than £109 for bicycles valued over £3000* *51% of customers with a bicycle valued over £3000 who obtained a quote for Bicycle Insurance through this service provided by Seopa Ltd during February 2024 were quoted less than £108.93. Using the same calculation for bicycles valued up to £1500 gave a figure of £26.46 and for bicycles valued between £1500 and £3000 gave a figure of £57.92. The quote price you could achieve is dependent on your individual circumstances.
Pet Insurance Pay from Figures
You could pay from £3.35 per month* *Price per month for cover based on a dog, Timothy, aged 2 months, no known medical conditions, up-to-date vaccinations, and microchipped. Based on quote data provided by Seopa Ltd during January 2024. The quote price you could achieve is dependent on your individual circumstances. You could pay from £3.35 per month* *Price per month for cover based on a cat, Toby, aged 3 months, no known medical conditions, up-to-date vaccinations, and microchipped. Based on quote data provided by Seopa Ltd during January 2024. The quote price you could achieve is dependent on your individual circumstances.
Breakdown Insurance Pay from Figures
You could pay from £15.49 per year* *Based on quote data provided by Seopa Ltd during March 2024. This quote was provided to the majority of customers. The quote price you could achieve is dependent on your individual circumstances