1 天前 · Cambridgeshire-based Ely Funeral Service, located at 30 Fore Hill, Ely, has officially reopened, joining the funeral provider’s existing branch on…

Douch Family Funeral Directors modernises seven ceremony rooms Dorset-based Douch Family Funeral Directors has recently invested in modern ceremony rooms at its branches in Ferndown, Parkstone, Blandford and… Read More »News for the funeral profession

2025年1月25日 · Woodlands Crematorium in Scunthorpe has recently undergone an internal transformation, as it recently celebrated its 60th anniversary. Families and friends…

Douch Family Funeral Directors modernises seven ceremony rooms Dorset-based Douch Family Funeral Directors has recently invested in modern ceremony rooms at its branches in Ferndown, Parkstone, Blandford and… Read More »

2022年1月24日 · Features The changing nature of funeralcare The Office for National Statistics (ONS) reveals that pre-pandemic CO2 levels accounted for 80% of greenhouse gas emissions in the UK. To tackle this issue, the use of renewable sources are surging in the UK, with pre-pandemic domestic transport carbon dioxide emissions having fallen 19.6% to 97.1 million tonnes, and the funeral industry in ...

3 天之前 · A.W. Lymn’s managing director, Matthew Lymn Rose, is celebrating 10 years at the helm of the fifth generation East Midlands family business.

2025年1月15日 · The cost of a simple unattended funeral has risen by 3.5% in a year to hit a record high of £4,285, while the overall cost of dying has reached £9,797, according to the 2025 edition of SunLife’s Cost of Dying report.

2024年11月18日 · Jennifer Ashe and Son has announced the appointment of Natalia Broda as its first in-house finance manager and Mathew Alcock as its newest funeral director, as the company continues to expand its services across the West Midlands.

Funeral home opening raises £1000 for local charity A new funeral home in Alton, Hampshire, has raised £1000 for charity during an open event on 10 July. The… Read More » 8 July Business Michael Northcott

2024年8月7日 · Some 68% of the UK – 38 million people – believe that funerals are becoming more of a ‘ celebration of life’ rather than a time of reflection, according to Co-op Funeralcare, showing a rise from its previous study in 2019, which found this number to be 58%.