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Dec- 2019 -17 December
Tree for Life announces six tree saplings for ‘living memorial’ tree
Teesside-based company, Tree for life has announced the inclusion of six new tree saplings to its memorial tree urn. The…
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17 December
Norfolk funeral home launches suicide support training
A suicide bereavement support course has been launched by a Norfolk funeral home. Rosedale Funeral Home is launching the course…
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16 December
Southend-on-Sea revealed as most expensive area to die, study finds
Southend-on-Sea has been named the most expensive area for funeral costs, a study has found. Life insurance comparison site, Reassured,…
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16 December
The Oaks Crematorium records its highest number of botanical species
The Oaks Crematorium in Havant has recorded its highest number of botanical species in its meadow since 2015. There were…
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11 December
Aubrey Kirkham appoints third generation family member
Shrewsbury-based Aubrey Kirkham Funeral Directors has expanded its team with the appointment of a third generation family member. The funeral…
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11 December
Co-operative Funeralcare launches Christmas initiative
The Co-operative Funeralcare is sending out Christmas cards that feature a pop-out star to families who have lost a loved…
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10 December
New online funeral planning service launches
A new online funeral planning service Way To Go has launched, allowing people to plan their own funeral. Way to…
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10 December
World’s first human composting funeral home set to open in 2021
‘Deathcare’ company Recompose has announced the world’s first funeral home dedicated to composting human remains is set to open in…
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5 December
Avalon Funeral Plans launches bespoke partnership programme
Avalon Funeral Plans has announced the introduction of a bespoke partnership programme for a variety of corporate partners, from financial…
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5 December
Goodwins Funeral Directors places application for new Gloucester branch
Goodwins Funeral Directors has placed an application to Gloucester City Council to see a 19th century house transformed into its…
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