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Jan- 2025 -31 JanuaryCharity
Funeral Partners London director wins GOSH award
Funeral Partners has announced that its regional development director for London South and South East, James Groves, has won ‘The…
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30 JanuaryCommunity
Neville Funerals celebrates success of free grief support groups
Neville Funerals’ branch in Dunstable is celebrating the success of its free bereavement support scheme, Talking Elephants, which saw the…
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29 JanuaryPeople
A.W. Lymn MD marks 10 years in the role
A.W. Lymn’s managing director, Matthew Lymn Rose, is celebrating 10 years at the helm of the fifth generation East Midlands…
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28 JanuaryBusiness
Ely Funeral Service strengthens Cambridgeshire presence
Cambridgeshire-based Ely Funeral Service, located at 30 Fore Hill, Ely, has officially reopened, joining the funeral provider’s existing branch on…
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27 JanuaryCharity
Westerleigh Group donates £1k to InHope
Westerleigh Group has presented InHope, a charity which runs The Wild Goose café and drop-in centre on Stapleton Road, Easton,…
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24 JanuaryFuneral Plans
Woodlands Crem undergoes refurb amid 60th anniversary celebration
Woodlands Crematorium in Scunthorpe has recently undergone an internal transformation, as it recently celebrated its 60th anniversary. Families and friends…
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23 JanuaryCommunity
Powys County Council to inspect safety of cemeteries’ memorials
Powys County Council has announced that an inspection programme of memorials is due to start in February to ensure that…
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22 JanuaryCurrent Affairs
WEC proposes bereavement leave for early miscarriages
The Women and Equalities Committee (WEC) has declared its intent to introduce amendments to the Employment Rights Bill to include…
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22 JanuaryFeatures
The rise of women in the funeral profession
Once perceived as a male-dominated field, the funeral industry has seen remarkable transformation over recent decades, with women now playing…
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21 JanuaryCommunity
Jewish cemetery to begin restoration project amid £190k grant
Balls Pond Road Cemetery, owned by the West London Synagogue, will undergo a restoration project following a £190,731 grant from…
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