Wednesday, April 30, 2025

Lincolnshire insurance broker scores football club client

An independent insurance broker in Lincolnshire has been appointed by Lincoln City Football Club. Dallas Scott Davey will be providing independent insurance broking and risk management services to ‘The Imps’, as well as supporting the club as a business partner.

Dallas Scott Davey employs a team of seven from its office at Plowright House on the Riseholme Estate. The firm is headed up by insurance professionals, Ed Davey and Darren Scott, who have almost 50 years combined industry experience.

Dallas Scott Davey is part of the TL Dallas Group, which has 12 other UK offices. Its headquarters are in Bradford, from where the firm also manages Bradford City Football Club’s insurance needs.

Darren said: “As a huge fan of The Imps, it’s a real career highlight for me to be working with the club. Our wider group already has a similar relationship with Bradford City, where TL Dallas has supported the club for more than 45 years.

“Bradford City and Lincoln City have a massive affinity with each other as very sadly back in 1985, during the fire disaster at Bradford City’s Valley Parade, 56 fans lost their lives – 54 from Bradford and two from Lincoln. Many others were also injured, and since then both clubs hold dear the memories of these fans and hold events, like a recent veterans’ match between the two clubs to raise funds in their honour.”

Adam Chantrey, from Lincoln City Football Club, said: “We chose Dallas Scott Davey because Darren, Ed and the team are clearly very passionate about what they do and are based locally to us, so they can provide an in-person and highly experienced service.

“We have a number of complicated insurance risks which Dallas Scott Davey have run through in great depth, to make sure we are covered as comprehensively as possible, and we are confident that we are in safe hands.”

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