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Cambridge is the UK’s top hotspot for bike thefts, recording more than double the number of its rival city on the list, according to new figures. MoneySuperMarket analysed bike theft data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) and found that the rate of reported thefts per 1,000 people was highest in Cambridge in 2020 at 18.4. Oxford and Reading take second and third place, reporting eight and 5.2 stolen bikes per 1,000 people respectively. At the other end of the scale, Tunbridge Wells (0.2), Caerphilly (0.2) and Dudley (0.3) had the lowest rates of bicycle theft. Overall, the data ...

Home insurance costs fall after fewer claims in lockdown By Leah Milner 29 th April 2021 1:06 pm Fewer home insurance claims during lockdown have contributed to a drop in premiums, Moneysupermarket has found. The average cost of building and contents cover has dropped by more 2.1% since the end of 2020 to £141.12 a year. The comparison website says that average annual premiums are at their lowest since Q2 2019, following three consecutive quarters of price cuts. Its research is based on customers comparing quotes online, so therefore does not cover the average pre...

A crash involving a suspected drink driver in Gammons Lane in Watford last year. Credit: Watford Police Drivers in Watford remain some of the most accident-prone in England, according to data from MoneySupermarket. Research has found motorists living in Watford have been involved in more insurance claims over the last five years than nearly anywhere else in the country. The research analysed over 21million car insurance enquiries by location to reveal who have the most accidents in the UK. Drivers had to mention any accidents within the last five years and the data was collected betwe...

Sutton and Hemel Hempstead are home to the highest number of drivers who have made accident claims on their car insurance in the last five years, new research shows. Some 18.93 and 18.85 per cent, respectively, of main driver claims from these areas featured an accident, according to data from MoneySupermarket. In comparison, the Scottish city of Inverness was found to be the place that had the lowest number of road accidents. Only 10.2 per cent of car insurance enquiries by motorists in the area featured a main driver accident claim. The London Boroughs of Sutton and Hemel Hempstead have the...

Where to find the UK's best and worst drivers The in-depth research analysed over 21 million car insurance enquiries Sign up here! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice New research by comparison website, MoneySuperMarket reveals where the UK’s best and worst drivers are based, with the Scottish city of Inverness coming out on top. The in-depth research analysed over 21 million car insurance enq...