Putting you first
For generations we've been putting Members across the South West at the heart of what we do. We have a team of local specialists who understand the challenges you face and can personally tailor cover to meet your specific needs. Our sole focus is to protect you and your business.
We’re there for you:
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Local insurance advisors who listen and give you the time to make the right choice
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Specialist and tailored services by people who understand what you need
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Prompt and efficient support from our dedicated in-house teams
Insurance
Our team of local insurance specialists will personally tailor cover to meet your specific needs.
Health and Safety
Helping you make your farm safer with our specialist team of Health and Safety Advisors, providing tailored, cost-effective Health & Safety management solutions.
Loss Prevention
Our Loss Prevention products and services are designed to give you peace of mind - find out how we can help you today.
Soil Management
Good soil health drives farm productivity. Our soil health consultancy service can help you understand how best to manage and improve your soils.
Member Benefits
Cornish Mutual Member Benefits offers Members deals and discounts on everything from everyday essentials to cars and holidays.
Events and Farm Walks
Keep up to date with upcoming agricultural and rural events – we hope to see you there!
Cyber Assistance Helpline
Do you have any cyber-related questions or need advice on how to protect yourself or your family from cyber incidents?
The Cornish Mutual Cyber Assistance Helpline provided through the cyber protection specialists at Cyberscout, a TransUnion brand, is here to help.
Call 0808 189 2300
The Cornish Mutual Cyber Assistance Helpline provided through the cyber protection specialists at Cyberscout, a TransUnion brand, is here to help.
Call 0808 189 2300
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Member Stories
St Ewe Eggs
St Ewe Free Range Eggs is a family run, award winning business, situated in the heart of Cornwall. Find Out MoreLatest News
17 Nov
TB Vaccination: Would it make South West farming more resilient?
TB was so rare in 1984 when vet Ralph Drouin came across his first case, he didn’t know what it was whereas farmer Max Sealy has never known farming without it. His farm has been effectively ‘shutdown’ for 20 years.
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