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Brokerbility has added Cheshire based R K Henshall & Co to its list of members.

The development means that Brokerbility is now represented by 37 broking offices throughout the UK.

R K Henshall & Co started trading in 1976 and the business has the facility to offer clients access to a wide range of general insurers and to Lloyds of London.

John Henshall, managing director of R K Henshall & Co, commented: "We are excited to be joining such a well-respected group of professional insurance brokers which further raises our profile as the leading independent commercial broker in

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