Paul Jones Insurance Services Ltd

A professional and personal approach to your Insurance

Established in 1973, Paul Jones Insurance Services Ltd (PJIS) are Independent Insurance Brokers, based in Southampton and we are working with clients throughout the South.

As a company we have a strong customer service ethic and pride ourselves on providing a professional, personal and comprehensive Commercial Insurance and Personal Insurance broking service. This individual approach ensures that you will enjoy a continuous, one-to-one relationship with a dedicated Account Manager who will help you with your insurance needs on an ongoing basis.

We are Commercial Insurance Specialists and we have a very experienced team of qualified personnel committed to delivering the most suitable Business Insurance advice and solutions to all our Commercial and Business clients. We have excellent relationships with leading insurers and wide access to the insurance market including Lloyds of London to ensure we deliver comprehensive cover, tailored to your requirements, so you only pay for the cover you require.

In addition, we have a dedicated Personal Lines Insurance department, specialising in the Personal Insurance arrangements of our Commercial Client Executives and Financial Services clients, although we welcome and are pleased to assist all Personal Insurance enquiries.

Janaury 2010: Is your home ready for another cold snap? With the severe cold spell seemingly over, you could be excused for thinking...Read more

December 2009: Are you preapared for Christmas: The festive period is full of distraction, holidays, nights out... Read more

November 2009: Insurance claims rocket on Bonfire Night: Axa insurance have revealed that Bonfire night is the worst for malicious claims. Read more

October 2009: UK Car Crime Hotspots revealed: A report published by Money Supermarket reveals UK crime hotspots. Read more

September 2009: Crack down needed on unsafe foreign HGV drivers: The number of foreign drivers on UK roads in on the rise. Read more

September 2009: One in five drivers uninsured: Thousands of young drivers are uninsured. Read more

August 2009: One death too many: Inquiry into the Underlying Causes of Construction Fatal Accidents Read More...

July 2009:One in four people cancel their home insurance due to recession: Research published by the Association of British Insurers published a report on 9th June revealed that almost 25% of people admit they have cancelled or not renewed their home contents insurance in a bid to survive the recession. Read More...

June 2009: Swine Flu: On 11th June 2009, The World Health Organisation (WHO) declared the spread of Swine Flu as a global pandemic after the virus was confirmed in at least two regions of the world. Read More...

April 2009: Credit Crunch: Don't reduce your Insurance Premiums! Cutting back on insurance cover places businesses at even greater financial risk. Read more...

March 2009: New Legislation to impact on environmental provision.UK industry will need to take account of their processes and procedures and how they affect the environment. Read More...

Feb 2009: Cost of crime to small businesses soars. More than two thirds of businesses are victims of crime. Read more...

Drivers warned over level crossing 'Russian roulette'

6:00 am (42 minutes ago)

The driving test should have compulsory questions on level crossings to teach good habits in learner drivers, says Network Rail.

Economic storm not over, says PM

6:00 am (42 minutes ago)

Gordon Brown is expected to say he has guided the economy through a "storm" and is best-placed to secure its recovery.

UK troops inquest widely reported

5:50 am (52 minutes ago)

The inquest verdict into the deaths of four UK solder in Afghanistan is widely reported in Wednesday's papers.

Sleeping killers

5:18 am (an hour ago)

Why obesity is leading drivers to sleep at the wheel

File-sharing sanctions 'unfair'

4:18 am (2 hours ago)

Illegal file-sharers should be fined, rather than have their internet connection cut off, says the boss of BT.

Call to halt NHS medical database

2:48 am (4 hours ago)

Doctors' leaders urge ministers to halt the development of a medical records database for patients in England.

Inmate reoffending 'costs £10bn'

1:55 am (5 hours ago)

Reoffending by thousands of criminals serving short sentences in England and Wales costs up to £10bn a year, says a report.

More schools likely to be failed

1:25 am (5 hours ago)

More schools in England are being judged as inadequate in Ofsted's new-style inspections, figures are expected to show.

Baby P rules 'may increase risks'

1:16 am (5 hours ago)

Rules to improve child protection after the Baby P case may leave children more vulnerable to harm, council leaders warn.

UK seeks Afghan political drive

1:04 am (6 hours ago)

Foreign Secretary David Miliband is to urge the Afghan president to seek a political solution to the conflict with the Taliban.

£10m to get students out of the pub and on the pitch

12:56 am (6 hours ago)

Universities are to be given £10m of National Lottery money to encourage more students to get involved in sport.

Crisis talks over trams project

12:42 am (6 hours ago)

Talks are to be held over Edinburgh's tram project in a bid to end a stalemate which has halted work on the route.

Medical records lost after error

12:40 am (6 hours ago)

A woman whose medical records disappeared from her GP surgery has sparked questions over the security of patient record transfers.

Social care deal 'dead in water'

12:36 am (6 hours ago)

Attempts to reach a cross-party deal on funding social care appear to be dead in the water ahead of a key summit.

MPs query coalfields revival plan

12:12 am (7 hours ago)

A £1bn government scheme to regenerate former coalmines has been poorly co-ordinated and lacks vision, MPs argue.

BA strike action talks to resume

12:04 am (7 hours ago)

Talks aimed averting strike action by BA cabin crew are due to resume later, after a deadline was extended.

US 'hid terror suspect treatment'

12:01 am (7 hours ago)

A former head of MI5 says she did not know US intelligence services were mistreating terror suspects until after she retired.

Banking fraud 'moves to internet'

12:00 am (7 hours ago)

Fraudsters are continuing their switch from traditional card fraud to raiding online bank accounts, new research shows.

Royal junk mail

Yesterday 11:31 pm (7 hours ago)

Why postal reforms are good news for direct mailers

Sunderland 4-0 Bolton

Yesterday 10:28 pm (8 hours ago)

Darren Bent scores a hat-trick as Sunderland claim their first league win of 2010 against ten-man Bolton.

Fraudster ran £34m pyramid scam

Yesterday 9:46 pm (9 hours ago)

A professional gambler is found guilty of running a £34m pyramid scam which targeted people on low incomes.

Portsmouth 1-2 Birmingham

Yesterday 9:41 pm (9 hours ago)

Two goals from Cameron Jerome inspire Birmingham to a battling win against bottom-club Portsmouth at Fratton Park.

Bendtner shines as Arsenal progress

Yesterday 9:41 pm (9 hours ago)

Nicklas Bendtner silences his recent critics with a hat-trick as Arsenal see off Porto in emphatic fashion to reach the Champions League quarter-finals.

Kilmarnock 0-2 Rangers

Yesterday 9:40 pm (9 hours ago)

Second-half goals by Steven Whittaker and Kenny Miller help Rangers move 13 points clear at the top of the Scottish Premier League with victory over Kilmarnock.

Art 'crime'

Yesterday 9:15 pm (9 hours ago)

UK painter defiant despite Turkish conviction

Friend's grief

Yesterday 9:06 pm (10 hours ago)

Killer Peter Chapman 'should never see daylight'

Trade gap unexpectedly widens

Yesterday 8:38 pm (10 hours ago)

The UK goods trade deficit with the rest of the world widens in January, causing the pound to dip below $1.50.

Troop bomb training 'inadequate'

Yesterday 8:00 pm (11 hours ago)

The coroner at an inquest into the death of four soldiers in an Afghan blast says there were training "inadequacies".

PM hails 'historic' justice vote

Yesterday 7:50 pm (11 hours ago)

The devolution of policing and justice powers to Northern Ireland marks the end to decades of strife, Gordon Brown says.

Irish 'plot to kill cartoonist'

Yesterday 6:24 pm (12 hours ago)

Seven people are arrested in the Irish Republic over an alleged plot to kill a Swedish cartoonist for depicting the Prophet Muhammad.

Facebook killer monitoring probed

Yesterday 6:23 pm (12 hours ago)

The monitoring of a sex offender who killed a girl he met on Facebook is to be investigated by the police watchdog.

Two dead British soldiers named

Yesterday 6:09 pm (13 hours ago)

The Ministry of Defence names two British soldiers killed in separate incidents in Afghanistan on Sunday.

Chevron looks for refinery buyer

Yesterday 5:45 pm (13 hours ago)

The Chevron oil firm is looking for bids for a refinery that directly employs around 1,400 people in Pembrokeshire.

Pensioner admits making hoax bomb

Yesterday 5:23 pm (13 hours ago)

A pensioner has admitted making a hoax bomb and leaving it outside a dental surgery he believed had overcharged him.

Somali hope for Chandlers release

Yesterday 5:14 pm (13 hours ago)

Somalia's president says efforts are being made to release a Kent couple held by pirates at the "earliest possible date".

Push the button

Yesterday 3:43 pm (15 hours ago)

We use lifts daily, but how common are accidents?

Second man on teen rape charges

Yesterday 1:07 pm (18 hours ago)

A second man has been charged with raping and sexually abusing a 15-year-old schoolgirl over a three-day period.

First class - what's the point?

Yesterday 1:04 pm (18 hours ago)

MPs may no longer be allowed to claim first class rail journeys on expenses. But are the wider seats and free nibbles a luxury or necessity for those who like to travel in premium class?

Taking a chance

Yesterday 12:21 pm (18 hours ago)

Can we write off the rehabilitation of offenders?

Stephanomics

Yesterday 10:01 am (21 hours ago)

Maybe we can't devalue our way out of trouble

A what locker?

Monday, 2:30 pm

Sports jargon, army slang... what is a hurt locker?

Paul Jones Insurance Services Ltd,
Kings House, 316 Shirley Road,
Southampton, Hants, SO15 3HL

Tel: 023 8078 8444
Fax: 023 8070 2536
Email: enquiries@pjis.co.uk

Paul Jones Insurance Services Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority. The Financial Services Authority website, which includes a register of all regulated firms, can be visited at www.fsa.gov.uk/register or by calling the FSA on 0845 606 1234.

Paul Jones Insurance Services Ltd is registered in England & Wales No. 01093470.