Village hall insurance

Insurance for village halls with Endsleigh can include any (or all) of the following covers:

• Public liability insurance
• Employers' liability insurance
• Business interruption insurance
• Professional indemnity insurance
• Cyber insurance
• Trustee indemnity insurance
• Charity event insurance
• Asset protection
• Buildings and contents
• All risks insurance
• Legal expenses
• Group personal accident

Speak to the team for a village hall insurance quote and to find out more.

Some elements of village hall insurance are compulsory. However, as trustees, there is a duty (under charity law) to insure the charity’s assets and liabilities. Members of the management committee might be personally liable if this cover is not put in place and losses occur because of risks that could’ve been covered.

Professional advice should be sought to ensure that the village hall’s policy is adequate and protects all risks. The management committee should understand what’s covered in the policy and any restrictions that it contains.

There are dedicated village hall insurance policies available that are provided by insurers who understand the complex needs of village halls. At Endsleigh, we can work with you and your team to establish the level of cover you need.

If your committee has paid employees of any kind, the law requires village halls to have employers’ liability insurance in place. Many insurers, like Endsleigh, will include volunteers within this type of cover.

It’s sensible for any village hall that deals with members of the public to put public liability insurance in place. This protects against third party injury or property damage should a member of the public make a claim against your village hall.

Trustees have a responsibility to ensure that a village hall’s assets are properly protected against risk. And public liability insurance can be included in village hall insurance with Endsleigh.