Insurance for pubs, bars and restaurants, arranged by a named local adviser who knows the trade, not a call centre reading from a script.
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Independent Insurance Brokers Since 1946
Lloyd & Whyte has been arranging insurance since 1946. In 2021 the business launched Lloyd & Whyte Community Broking, a network of independent local advisers across Somerset, Devon and South Wales, dedicated to small and local businesses, including pubs, bars and restaurants.
Their pitch is simple: the resources of a large broker with the ethos of a local one. Access to a panel of insurers to find the right cover and price, but a named adviser you can actually get on the phone, not a faceless call centre.
Lloyd & Whyte is part of Benefact Group, a charity-owned financial services group. Profits ultimately support good causes rather than shareholders, a model that sits naturally alongside what Save British Pubs is trying to do for the trade.
Talk through your pub, bar or restaurant with a local adviser who understands hospitality risk, not a generic script.
Your adviser compares cover and pricing across their panel of insurers to find a policy that actually fits your business.
Renewals, claims and changes go through the same adviser, not a different voice every time you call.
Source: figures published by Lloyd & Whyte / Benefact Group on lloydwhyte.com and lloydwhytecommunity.com. Verify before publishing.
Hospitality risk isn’t the same as office risk. Lloyd & Whyte’s Community Broking team builds policies around the way a pub, bar or restaurant actually operates.
Public liability, employers’ liability, product liability, contents, stock and business interruption, arranged together.
Direct access to the same adviser every time, someone who knows your business and your area.
Cover compared across multiple insurers rather than a single default policy, to help find the right fit and price.
Part of charity-owned Benefact Group, so the money you spend on cover ultimately supports charitable giving too.
Running a pub carries specific legal and financial risks. Here’s what typically sits behind a hospitality insurance policy, please verify current detail before publishing.
If you have staff, employers’ liability cover is a legal requirement, with fines for every day you trade without it.
Sets your duty of care to staff and customers, the foundation most public liability claims sit on top of.
Requires a fire risk assessment and a “responsible person” for the premises, relevant to property and business interruption cover.
Sets food hygiene standards for anything served over the bar, directly relevant to product liability claims.
Covers liability for damage or harm caused by products supplied, including food and drink served to customers.
Access and treatment of customers and staff must be fair and non-discriminatory, and defensible if ever challenged.
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A single uninsured claim, a slip in the beer garden, a case of food poisoning, a kitchen fire, can threaten a pub that survived everything else. Getting cover right the first time matters more than getting it cheap.
For a Save British Pubs member, that means one conversation with someone who understands the trade, cover compared properly across the market, and a named adviser to call when it actually matters.

