Ship-shape cover
More and more people are discovering the pleasures of sailing and even brokers without specialist knowledge can, with the help of a good insurer, ensure the client can continue to enjoy calm waters, says Joe Field
The best place to make the most of this summer's heat wave was surely on the water. The fact we enjoyed some decent weather for once, fuelled the popularity of sailing and many novices who ventured
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