Rillie & Wynn is the Deddington branch of NFU Mutual. Mike Wynn and Kevin Rillie have nearly 40 years experience in arranging insurance cover for their clients.
The Deddington branch was opened in 2000, amalgamating their previous offices in Bicester and Banbury. From their village centre offices servicing the area from Chipping Norton to Bicester and Woodstock to Banbury, they have built up a reputation for individual service and expert help and assistance.
If you want to speak to a local person who will take the time to get to know you and understand your needs, then you need to contact us.
We're here to help: We have a team of eight dedicated and experienced staff committed to looking after both new and existing clients.
Counties Served: Oxfordshire - Banbury, Deddington, Bicester, Chipping Norton, Kidlington.
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Request a quote from your local NFU Mutual branch to see what we can do for you. We'll aim to call you back within 24 hours**.
If you request an appointment, we'll aim to call you back within 24 hours** (or the next working day), to arrange a time to meet a Financial Consultant.
* NFU Mutual Financial Consultants advise on NFU Mutual products and services and in special circumstances those of other providers.
** For security and training purposes call may be recorded and monitored.
Rillie & Wynn
NFU Mutual Branch
Orchard House
Hopcraft Lane
Deddington
OX15 0TD
9am to 5pm - Monday to Friday
NFU Mutual work in partnership with the Farming Unions.
The Voice of British Farming. The NFU champions British farming and provides professional representation and services to its Farmer and Grower members. Visit web site
NFU Mutual has won many awards for customer service. We have independent confirmation that several of our policy covers are excellent.
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