A-Plan to be replaced by Howden on high streets
The A-Plan brand is to disappear from 100 branches across the UK, replaced by the Howden brand.
In a post on LinkedIn, A-Plan stated: “Coming Soon… Howden. The new name for A-Plan”.
Established in Oxford in 1963, A-Plan is one of the few national high-street insurance brokers left.
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