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My Insurance Downtime: James MacBeth, managing director, Auto Windscreens

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James MacBeth, managing director of Auto Windscreens, offers us a window into his life outside of insurance.

We know people in insurance are among the most dedicated and passionate when it comes to loving where they work. But everyone deserves a bit of downtime, which is where this Insurance Age feature comes in as we focus on what you do in your spare time.

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I’ll watch anything, from Disney to documentaries, with the exception of horror. My all-time favourite film series are Star Wars, Harry Potter, The Lord of the Rings and Pirates of the Caribbean – I love a sequel! As a

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