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May- 2019 -13 May
Funeral director offers to bury Freddie Starr for free
Funeral director Michael Fogg, of Sheffield-based Michael Fogg Family Funeral Directors, has offered to do late comedian Freddie Starr’s service…
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13 May
Dignity warns on profits as deaths decrease
Funeral provider Dignity’s operating performance for the first quarter of the year was below the board’s expectations as a result…
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9 May
Co-op Funeralcare to hold afternoon tea for Brain Tumour Charity
Co-op Funeralcare in Ryde has announced it will hold an afternoon tea on Saturday 18 May in order to raise…
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9 May
Neville Funerals appoints new general manager
Neville Funerals has announced it has appointed Charmian Alexander as its new general manager. Alexander has more than 20 years’…
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9 May
Council to host local bereavement support and advice event
Residents in South Staffordshire are being encouraged to come along to a bereavement support and advice event in Wombourne on…
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9 May
Hindus want UK crematoriums to be ‘Hindu friendly’
Hindus are urging for crematoria in United Kingdom to adapt to the needs of growing Hindu community. Hindu statesman Rajan…
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2 May
Traditional hymns drop out of funeral music chart for first time
Funeral provider, Co-op Funeralcare, has today (2 May) released its 2019 Funeral Music Chart. The hot list, which first launched…
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2 May
UKWF and Marsden respond to new Scottish crematorium regulations
The new regulation for crematoriums in Scotland, which came into effect in April, is placing greater emphasis on weighing and…
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2 May
Death-focused documentary to show at UK cinemas
Dead Good, the first full length feature by director Rehana Rose, will be released in cinemas on 10 May and…
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1 May
Golden Leaves receives ISO accreditation
Golden Leaves has become the only independent funeral planning company to hold ISO accreditation. The BSI ISO:9001 accreditation is recognised…
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