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Aug- 2017 -21 AugustCurrent Affairs
Wilcox delivers hearse for high-profile Kenyan funeral
Wilcox Limousines has delivered a hearse to Kenya for the funeral of respected politician Major-General Joseph Nkaissery, the African country’s…
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18 AugustCurrent Affairs
New crematorium set to open
A new crematorium is set to open this Monday in Romsey. The facility, developed and operated by Westerleigh, hopes to…
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11 AugustCurrent Affairs
Scotland plans new benefit to tackle funeral poverty
The Scottish Government aims to launch a new Funeral Expense Assistance benefit by summer 2019, to help people who are…
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9 AugustCurrent Affairs
Majority of small firms stretched to meet NLW
New research from the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) shows the majority (64 percent) of small firms impacted by the…
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3 AugustCurrent Affairs
Independent funeral director urges businesses to unite against dementia
David Button Independent Funeral Directors is encouraging the local community and businesses to continue to unite against dementia. Leading by…
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3 AugustCurrent Affairs
Dignity sees profits soar
Dignity has seen underlying operating profits increase by seven percent to £59.5 million. The company has said that the reason…
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Jul- 2017 -28 JulyCurrent Affairs
Cemetery restoration group responds to ‘poor state claims’
A cemetery restoration group have responded to claims that they are responsible for the state of the grass in Darwen…
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28 JulyCurrent Affairs
Government to ban all new diesel and petrol cars
The government is set to ban all new diesel and petrol cars from 2040, in a bid to tackle air…
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21 JulyCurrent Affairs
Two cemetery workers stabbed in ‘unprovoked attack’
Two cemetery workers have suffered injuries after being stabbed in an ‘unprovoked attack’. The incident took place in Brookwood Cemetery…
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19 JulyEconomy
‘Rip-off card charges’ to be ended
‘Rip-off’ charges to use cards for purchasing will be outlawed in January, the government has said. ‘Surcharging’ is common practice…
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