Updates to the UK P&I Club website

Welcome to the new look UK Club website.

We hope that you find this re-formatted website an improved and effective support for your interest in P&I issues whether as a Member of the Club, or as a visitor.

A fast way to assimilate the structure of this new site is to check the "Sitemap" page. It outlines the various menus and submenus that make up the site. The sitemap is accessible via the footer of every page.

We have scaled back content on the homepage. Whilst all news is available in the 'Knowledge' section of the website, refocusing the homepage has enabled a more direct approach when searching for relevant information and accessing the latest updates.

A dedicated "Finances" section has been added and we have created a 'Cover and Service’ section. The "Apps and Social Media" section is still available; it is under the "Publications" section of the site.

Our Members Area underwriting and ClaimsTrac services have retained the same structure and operation enabling all information and records to be quickly and easily retrieved and can be accessed via the "Quick Links" section on the homepage.

We are committed to providing our Members with the most relevant and most engaging content on a regular basis and we value your comments and views on the Club website. Please email Jenny Lane (jenny.lane@thomasmiller.com) or Holly Lacey Freeman (Holly.lacey-freeman@thomasmiller.com).

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UK P&I

Date23/10/2014

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