Sports Club Insurance

Cover that’s as competitive as you are.

Explore Our Sports Club Insurance Options

Explore our range of sports club insurance options below to find the coverage that best suits your needs.

At Edwards Insurance Brokers, taking the size and nature of your organisation, we can arrange tailored Sports Club Insurance solutions for your association.

We will work closely with you to arrange competitive cover, which reflects and mitigates the true level of risk that you are exposed to. Every club is different in terms of the level that they play, equipment, venue and setup and these factors will all affect the level of Sports Centre Insurance cover you require. Our goal is to protect your team, venue and equipment with the right policy.

As members of Bravo Networks, we have access to a wide range of exclusive covers from insurers who specialise in Sports Club Insurance and understand the true risks of the sport you play. We will work closely with you to ensure that your policy is relevant and tailored to your club, so you’re not paying for features that you won’t benefit from.

Some of the things we will discuss with you are:

  • Sports facilities you offer

  • The size of your organisation

  • Public Liability Insurance

  • Employers’ Liability Insurance

  • Building and Contents Insurance

All policy holders at Edwards Insurance Brokers will benefit from:

  • A dedicated member of staff to manage their policy

  • Our own in-house claims team to aid the claims process

  • The knowledge that we are a Chartered Insurance Brokerage, meaning our expertise and ethical approach is guaranteed at all times

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Why choose Edwards Insurance Brokers?

We genuinely care about the organisations we are fortunate to call our clients.

Whether large or small, we assign the right specialist to understand your unique needs to provide relevant advice and knowledge. We take on your concerns as our own and are available 24/7 in the event of an emergency.

Throughout our history in the insurance industry, we’ve built our reputation on quality advice and delivering the highest level of service.

What we offer:

  • Whether you may be an indoor or outdoor Bowls Club, choose us to review your Insurance risk and we will support you by using our technical knowledge and expertise that will benefit your club.

    Trusted advice is key, as Chartered Insurance Brokers our approach is clear & precise.

    You may want to consider:

    • Public Liability to protect your bowls club against compensation made by the public following an injury/third party property damage caused by your negligence.

    • Employers’ Liability to protect you should a volunteer/official within the club decide to sue you following an injury caused by your negligence.

    • Trustees and Directors’ Indemnity to cover your club for any wrongful act – normally a breach of duty or trust.

    • Legal Expenses to cover your club against legal costs arising from employment disputes, property protection, personal injury & tax protection.

    • Cover of any buildings including clubhouses & car parks as well as any outbuildings.

    • Damage or loss to any maintenance/greens machinery or equipment whilst on site or away from the premises.

    • Bowls equipment (and more) in or away from the premises.

    • Greens & Artificial surfaces extension

    • Stock in trade and stock of alcohol.

    • More cover available upon your request.

    Excellent Claims Handling

    Unforeseen incidents or losses do occur – whether it is forcible theft of mowers/rollers from an outbuilding or an injury made to a member of public, our in-house claims negotiators will aim to make the process as smooth as possible so that you can focus on your bowls club’s activities.

  • Our goal is to protect your Cricket Club by guiding you to mitigate any risks and cover you against potential losses and compensation. As Chartered Insurance Brokers, we will support you with our expertise and ethical approach on every step of the way.

    Trusted advice is key, please get the ball rolling by allowing us to review your risk without any obligation!

    You may want to consider:

    • Public Liability to protect your club against compensation made by the public following an injury/third party property damage caused by your negligence.

    • Employers’ Liability to protect you should a volunteer/official within the club decide to sue you following an injury caused by your negligence.

    • Trustees and Directors’ Indemnity to cover your club for any wrongful act – normally a breach of duty or trust.

    • Legal Expenses to cover your club against legal costs arising from employment disputes, property protection, personal injury & tax protection.

    • Cover of any buildings including clubhouses, pavilions, car parks as well as any outbuildings.

    • Damage or loss to any maintenance/greens machinery or equipment whilst on site or away from the premises.

    • Sightscreens, net & poles, pitch covers, scoreboxes or stands

    • Cricket bags, equipment (and more) in or away from the premises.

    • Greens & Artificial surfaces extension

    • Stock in trade and stock of alcohol.

    • More cover available upon your request.

    Fantastic Claims Handling

    Unforeseen incidents or losses do happen – whether it is a ball that is struck through a window or an injury made to a member of public, our in-house claims negotiators will aim to make the process as smooth as possible so that you can focus on your cricket club’s activities.

  • We are keen to meet your insurance requirements for your Tennis Club. Our pleasure has always been to support clubs using our ethical and detailed approach.

    As Chartered Insurance Brokers, we will guide you every step of the way offering trusted advice.

    We are keen to meet your insurance requirements for your Tennis Club. Our pleasure has always been to support clubs using our ethical and detailed approach.

    As Chartered Insurance Brokers, we will guide you every step of the way offering trusted advice.

    You may want to consider:

    • Public Liability to protect your tennis club against compensation made by the public following an injury/third party property damage caused by your negligence.

    • Employers’ Liability to protect you should a volunteer/official within the club decide to sue you following an injury caused by your negligence.

    • Trustees and Directors’ Indemnity to cover your club for any wrongful act – normally a breach of duty or trust.

    • Legal Expenses to cover your club against legal costs arising from employment disputes, property protection, personal injury & tax protection.

    • Cover of any buildings including clubhouses, flood lights & car parks as well as any outbuildings.

    • Damage or loss to any maintenance/machinery or equipment whilst on site or away from the premises.

    • Tennis equipment (and more) in or away from the premises.

    • Greens & Artificial surfaces extension

    • Stock in trade and stock of alcohol.

    • More cover available upon your request.

    Excellent Claims Handling

    Unforeseen incidents or losses often occur – whether it is forcible theft of machinery from a clubhouse or an injury made to a member of public, our in-house claims negotiators will aim to make the process as smooth as possible so that you can focus on your tennis club activities.

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Outstanding Reviews

  • Very helpful team who take the time to understand exactly what your needs are so they can tailor services for you.

    Catherine

  • I have always found the staff at Edwards Insurance very helpful and supportive when I have needed to consult them, and am very glad we have them as our brokers.

    Margaret

  • We have dealt with Edwards for over 5 years and they are always helpful and knowledgeable whenever I call them. They also have a proactive approach to enhancing Church Insurance products but with a competitive premium.

    Phil A

Charity Insurance FAQs

  • A trustee of a charity has a very important role trying to manage all areas of regulation and law. If a mistake is made due to a  breach of trust, breach of duty or negligence, then a trustee can be held personally liable. Trustees Indemnity Insurance will give you a  degree of reassurance and will protect the individual trustees rather than the charity itself. For that reason, Trustees Indemnity Insurance is regarded as a form of personal benefit to a trustee of a charity. Please note that Trustees Indemnity Insurance is on a claims made basis, meaning that the insurance only responds to claims first made and notified to the insurer during the period of insurance stated on the policy schedule.

  • If your charity employs staff, then by law you are required to have Employers’ Liability Insurance that covers all employees for a minimum of £5 million, for injury or disease contracted while carrying out their duties.  You must display your Employers’ Liability Insurance certificate clearly, to show that your policy is valid.

    If you own or use motor vehicles then these must be insured to include cover against third party injury and property damage, in compliance with the Road Traffic Acts.  You must make sure that if employees, trustees or volunteers are using their own vehicles, that they hold sufficient insurance policies.  If you own or use a minibus and it is used on a hire or reward basis, there are some special insurance requirements.

  • It’s always best for charities to treat any volunteers exactly the same as employees when it comes to insurance and make sure that they are covered by your Employers’ Liability or Public Liability insurance.

  • For events such as fetes, shows and galas, we highly recommend that you have Public Liability Insurance – this may be mandatory for certain venues and they may require you to have a specific minimum level of cover.

  • To protect your charity against any losses through fraud or dishonesty from employees, you can take out Fidelity Insurance.  This cover helps to rectify losses to the charity’s funds or valuables.  This cover can also be made to include fraud or dishonesty from any trustees/volunteers.  You should always practice good financial and personnel risk management.