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Douch Family Funeral Directors helps remember lost loved ones at Christmas

Dorset’s Douch Family Funeral Directors is inviting people to leave messages on Christmas trees in memory of lost loved ones.…

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Ballard & Shortall spreads Christmas cheer

For the third consecutive year, Ballard & Shortall, Forest Row, supported the Forest Row Christmas Treat event on December 3.…

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Funeral Zone launches bereavement advice column

Funeral Zone has launched an advice column to help the bereaved. ‘Agony aunt’ –  psychologist Annie Broadbent, will be answering…

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Funeral plans must be regulated warns MP

Prepaid funeral plans should be bound by the same rules as other financial services, according to Neil Gray MP. Currently…

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Police appeal following burglary

The police are appealing for witnesses following a recent burglary at a Scarborough funeral home. North Yorkshire Police are asking…

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Record turnout at memorial service for bereaved

Tamworth Co-op Memorial Carol Service for the bereaved has reported a record turn out. Hundreds of people attended a candlelit service…

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Dignity launches national direct cremation service

Dignity plc has launched Simplicity Cremations, a UK-wide national direct cremation service. Simplicity Cremations aims to provide simple, low cost…

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Funeral director shortlisted for Female Executive of the Year award

Joanne Hutsby, a partner in Gillotts Funeral Directors, was named in a shortlist of three in the Female Executive of…

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British Humanist Association teams up with Stephen Fry

Stephen Fry and the British Humanist Association have teamed up to explain what makes humanist weddings, namings, and funerals the…

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Disputes cost small businesses £11.6 billion

Small firms in England and Wales are being cost at least £11.6 billion each year due to disputes, according to…

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