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Emma Hughes

Emma Hughes

Verified

Editor, Insurance POST

London

Final Covers

wine, restaurants and dining out travel, food trends gourmet tourism,Gastronomy

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Finance, Science, Fashion

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Content

Total articles 331

  • Splash! A Century of Swimming and Style: A whistle-stop history, from the Roman Baths to Hampstead Heath

    By Emma Hughes Verified| Country Life Verified Man Alive, Hyde Park, the documentary filmmaker John Pitman’s dreamy 1971 chronicle of a day in the life of London’s largest green space, opens with a quintessentially British scene: goosepimpled early-morning swimmers taking gamely to the Serpentine. Among them is Ernest Marples, who was a Conservative MP (now chiefly remembered for introducing Premium Bonds and postcodes), but he is afforded no special treatment. Swimming, like queueing, is a national pastime which unifies.

    By Emma Hughes Verified · Country Life

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • Ecclesiastical ‘courting’ MGAs to offer capacity

    By Emma Hughes Verified| Insurance POST Verified Tweet Facebook LinkedIn Save this article Send to Print this page Dave Carey, managing director of intermediary at Ecclesiastical, has revealed the new lines the insurer intends to enter, and how it will need to provide capacity to MGAs to double gross written premium by 2030.

    By Emma Hughes Verified · Insurance POST

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Splash! A Century of Swimming and Style: A whistle-stop history, from the Roman Baths to Hampstead Heath

    By Emma Hughes Verified| Country Life Verified Man Alive, Hyde Park, the documentary filmmaker John Pitman’s dreamy 1971 chronicle of a day in the life of London’s largest green space, opens with a quintessentially British scene: goosepimpled early-morning swimmers taking gamely to the Serpentine. Among them is Ernest Marples, who was a Conservative MP (now chiefly remembered for introducing Premium Bonds and postcodes), but he is afforded no special treatment. Swimming, like queueing, is a national pastime which unifies.

    By Emma Hughes Verified · Country Life

    Apr. 19, 2025

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Insurance POST

Insurance Post provides industry news, analysis, opinion, events, jobs and research related to the insurance sector.

London, United Kingdom

+44 87 0240 8859

Founded: 1840