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Oct- 2018 -9 October
Growth continues as Funeral Partners invests in two established businesses
Two respected funeral businesses have joined the growing Funeral Partners family as it invests in funeral homes across the country.…
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9 October
Golden Leaves makes Business of the Year shortlist
Funeral planning firm, Golden Leaves, has officially been shortlisted as a finalist in the Amazon Growing Business Awards in recognition…
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5 October
Woman claims Co-op Funeralcare ‘cheated’ her out of a ‘proper goodbye to dad’
A Bromley woman has claimed Co-op Funeralcare “cheated” her out of a “proper goodbye to dad”. Trouble at Beckenham Crematorium…
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4 October
Gillotts preserves Eastwood’s past as it buys police station
A former Nottinghamshire police station which closed its doors for the last time last year is set for a new…
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2 October
Police investigate London cemetery over fears of graves ‘disappearing’
Police have opened an investigation into Tottenham Park cemetery after human remains were found uncovered on the site by a…
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1 October
Co-op extends price war to funeral plans and probate
Funeral and probate provider Co-op Funerals and Life planning has now announced another wave of price cuts following its decision…
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Sep- 2018 -28 September
Co-op and BRC ‘join forces’ with Cruse Bereavement Care to tackle loneliness
The Co-op and the British Red Cross (BRC) has “joined forces” with Cruse Bereavement Care in an effort to tackle…
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28 September
Ewan Reynolds awarded ‘Funeral Arranger of The Year’
Ewan Reynolds from Edinburgh has been awarded the national title of ‘Funeral Arranger Of The Year’ at this year’s Good…
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28 September
‘Huge success’ over £1,300 raised at Phoenix Project charity ball
A charity ball held on the Isle of Wight and organised by Southern Co-op’s Funeralcare in Ryde has been named…
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26 September
SAIF calls for regulation of profession
The National Society of Allied and Independent Funeral Directors (SAIF) has said England, Wales and Northern Ireland should follow in Scotland’s…
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