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Follow Churchill the dog on his journey, and see what he's been up to
What's been going on in Churchill's world?
Churchill the dog has had a bit of a makeover. He's now more real, more chilled, and reasy to help customers as best he can... with a little help from his hard working team, of course.
However, if you're feeling nostalgic about the old nodding dog and the 'Oh Yes!' catchphrase, you can catch some of Churchill's previous adventures on his YouTube channel.
Have a read through our press releases
Why not read through our very interesting press releases? Everything you read will have been correct when it was first published, but we can't promise it's still accurate if you're reading something old.
If you're a journalist, and you want to get in touch with someone from the Churchill press team, please call:
Head of News and Issues
Ewan Robertson
ewan.robertson@directlinegroup.co.uk
07779 718 865
PR Manager
Chelsey Wheeler
chelsey.wheeler@directlinegroup.co.uk
01651 832095
Press Office
pressoffice@churchill.com
Churchill for Business PR Manager
Unni Henry
unni.henry@directlinegroup.co.uk
Press Releases
- East London tops UK's uninsured driving hotspots
- Police seize Porches, Rolls Royces, Maseratis and Bentleys because they aren't insured
- Over 150,00 motorists caught driving while already banned from the road
- Half of parents let their under-14s drink alcohol at home
- 12 million drivers park where they shouldn't
- Risky Britain - Over 7 million homeowners didn't have a survey before buying their property
- Mobile litter bugs: 7.6 million drivers admit to littering from their cars
- A generation of children alone in the home
- “You can stand under my umbrella”…because I stole it
- Almost 9 in 10 burglary crimes unresolved
- There is no excuse for driving uninsured
- Beware the 'Jekyll and Hyde' motorists
- Lollipoppers still guardians of the school crossing
- Child Taxis: Parents using their kids for lifts in role reversal
- UK dog owners would rather confide in their pet than their family and friends
- Boiling Point: Churchill urges Brits to prepare for winter now
- Ice-Braker: Churchill urges drivers to be cautious this winter
- Churchill beats Spiderman in world record attempt
- "Grandnanny": Grandparents reduce childcare costs by up to £2.2 billion per month
- Churchill supports England fans
- Dog Tired: Almost half Of Britain's dog owners have sleep disturbed by pets every night
- Kids' holiday suitcases worth £220
- Homeowners advised to regularly check value of their jewellery as thieves cash in on rising gold prices
- Bereaved family back Beep Beep! initiative for safer roads for kids
- Over 3.2 million motorists have driven without insurance after forgetting to renew
- March Madness: Annual surge in accidental damage claims as DIY season starts
- A Quarter Of Holidaymakers Ditch Suitcases For Bags
- Churchill Car Insurance is offering 12 months car insurance for the price of 10 months
- Keep your pets safe this bonfire night
- Twenty and thirty-somethings rely on their PA-rents to manage their daily tasks, says Churchill
- Pet- ite enclosures: 1.1 million pet owners leave their animals home alone in one room
- Bereaved family back campaign for safer roads for kids to mark five year anniversary of son's death
- Don't lose everything when you lose your phone
- Homeowners advised to regularly check value of their jewellery as price of gold soars
- 4.5 million globe-trotting gourmets book holidays for good food over good beaches
- Upstairs, downstairs Britain; One in seven Brits hire domestic help
- One in ten motorists under 35 has driven without insurance
- Spring clean your car
- Ice-ly does it: Churchill car insurance warns drivers of cold snap danger
- Churchill launches new creative for 2011
- Brits are barking mad for Churchill
- Facebook Places plonkers and twit Tweeters beware
- House of horrors - Churchill warns households not maintaining their home could be costly
- Signal, Mirror, Make-Up and Signal, Mirror, Shave
- Churchill to join Pontin's bluecoats on stage this summer…Oh Yes!
- Churchill home insurance warns football fans to avoid a TV drama