Funeral Plans
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Jul- 2023 -3 July
Co-op Funeralcare to offer resomation this year
Co-op Funeralcare is set to introduce resomation in the UK later this year, marking a major shift in UK funerals…
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Jun- 2023 -28 June
Westerleigh Group offers option of scattering ashes in space
Westerleigh Group has partnered with Aura Flights to offer the option of scattering ashes in space. According to the group,…
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23 June
Hyndburn Council proposes introduction of weekend burial service
Hyndburn Council’s cabinet has voted for a weekend burial service for the first time on Wednesday (21 June), which will…
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20 June
Hymns gain new popularity at funerals, Co-op finds
Co-op Funeralcare has released its 2023 Funeral Music Chart that revealed a shift in music at final farewells consisting of…
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16 June
NCC Registrars partner with Settld to offer bereaved guidance
Northumberland County Council (NCC) registrars have announced a new partnership with end-of-life admin service Settld to provide step-by-step guidance to…
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Apr- 2023 -12 April
23% of over 50s considering own arrangements after QEII funeral
Some 23% of those aged over 50 reported that Queen Elizabeth II’s state funeral made them consider their own funeral…
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5 April
Co-op Funeralcare revenue up £7m
Co-op Funeralcare has seen its revenues jump £7m to £271m for the year ended 31 December 2022, compared with £264m…
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Feb- 2023 -27 February
William Purves urges govt to legalise greener funeral options
William Purves funeral directors has urged the government to invest in and legalise greener cremation options as burial and flame…
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10 February
Bereavement Benefits to extend support to unmarried parents
Bereavement Benefits is expected to soon ensure cohabiting parents of dependent children who are not married or in a civil…
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Dec- 2022 -22 December
Safe Hands falls into administration
Safe Hands has collapsed into administration after a period of “severe financial challenges”, which left the business “unsustainable” to continue…
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