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Blog:​ Subsidence – why ‘I’m tentatively crying dog not wolf’ says Paul Stanley – 360Globalnet

2020-06-05T11:27:00

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Paul Stanley, chief exec of insurtech 360Globalnet discusses how to provide exceptional service during exceptional times using technology

Over the last 20 years there has been two notable subsidence events in 2003 and 2018. Over this period there have been several occasions where less than average rainfall has been recorded towards the end of May, which brought out the perennial Jeremiah’s ‘this year there is going to be a subsidence surge’ only for the rain to come bucketing down to ruin summer holidays.

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