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Nicholas O’Hara Funeral Directors has opened a new branch in Ferndown, Dorset, marking its sixth site in the region.

The new premises, previously a cycle shop, have been fully refurbished to include private family rooms and a service chapel for intimate gatherings ahead of cremation or burial services.

Founded in 1974 by Nicholas O’Hara, the family-run business has longstanding ties to the Ferndown area, previously serving local families from its Wimborne and West Moors branches.

The company became part of Funeral Partners in 2023. The acquisition by the national group has supported investment in new facilities and team expansion.

Jon Austin, funeral director at Nicholas O’Hara, said: “It’s a privilege to be bringing our exceptional levels of service to somewhere I know very well. It is an exciting time for me and the team to be opening in Ferndown, and I am looking forward to being able to provide our service and support our local families at a convenient funeral home close to where they live.

“I grew up in Ferndown, went to school there and played sports in the area so I know the people and what matters to them. I hope we will be able to help lots of people in what is obviously a difficult time for them.”

Anthony O’Hara, business principal and son of the founder, added: “Opening this new branch is a significant step for us and one that we are deeply committed to.

“Ferndown is a community we care deeply about, and we’re excited to provide even greater support with our new, purpose-built premises. We are proud to serve the families of Ferndown.”

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