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Sarah Hills talks to Cathy Taylor, regional manager of Ecclesiastical's Birmingham branch, about the differences and benefits of working in the regions

The city of Birmingham, with its strong cosmopolitan vibe and distinguished nightlife, may seem an unusual choice for an insurer with its roots in the church. However, the regional offices of the specialist insurer, Ecclesiastical, also deal with other niche areas including charity, care homes, education and heritage properties, such as independent schools and St Paul's Cathedral in London.

Cathy Taylor is the regional manager of Ecclesiastical's Birmingham branch and explains that, as the

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