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Motor Insurance World is hosting a free virtual event to connect the motor industry & discuss current issues, whilst the ongoing COVID-19 crisis continues. [More]

Lots of key workers in critical jobs rely on their cars to travel to work. Shout out to our technicians for making sure they could still operate as usual during this crisis. [More]

We have our part to play and need to ensure that these vital services are kept on the road for the benefit of everyone. [More]

We are honoured to be supporting key workers throughout the UK, ensuring their vehicles are kept roadworthy during this difficult time. [More]

This NHS health worker found a great way to provide us with the keys to their vehicle whilst maintaining social distancing and showing very kind appreciation for the work undertaken by our technicians in Plymouth. Thank you for your kindness and thoughtfulness and a big thank you to our Plymouth team. [More]

A list of business categories and occupation types to which we are currently providing our services. At this time we are only able to undertake glass replacement services if you work in one of these categories.
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Following the government statement on stricter lockdown measures, we have been working hard to clarify the level of service we need to provide in order to support keyworkers and essential industries, whilst keeping the safety of our staff and customers as our top priority. [More]

In line with Government guidance, National Windscreens will continue to operate from all of its 108 locations until further notice, delivering on its obligations as a key supplier to the transport industry. [More]

The global coronavirus outbreak is slowing global commerce and we are continually assessing the full business impact to National Windscreens and its customers. We continue to monitor the situation and are taking appropriate steps to safeguard our employees and customers. [More]

National Windscreens is actively and continuously monitoring the Covid-19 Coronavirus outbreak, and we maintain policies in line with the recommendations of Public Health England and WHO (World Health Organisation). [More]