Hearses
Hearses remain a defining element of funeral service provision, combining tradition, symbolism, and practicality in the transport of the deceased. From classic models and custom fleets to electric and alternative vehicles, the design and use of hearses reflect both evolving client preferences and operational priorities. Funeral Service Times reports on vehicle trends, fleet investment, specialist manufacturers, environmental innovations, and regulatory considerations—offering insight for funeral directors and suppliers managing hearse logistics and presentation within modern funeral planning.
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Oct- 2012 -15 October
Crouch End funeral home officially opens
Rev Paul Sinclair of Motorcycle Funerals released a dove to mark the official opening of the Co-operative Funeralcare in Crouch…
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8 October
Croydon funeral firm supplies hearse for Skyfall
The managing director of Croydon-based funeral firm JB Shakespeare has revealed that one of his hearses will feature in the…
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Jul- 2012 -27 JulyCurrent Affairs
FDs prepare for Olympic delays
As London prepares for the Olympic opening ceremony tonight, the funeral profession is preparing for considerable disruption to processions in…
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May- 2012 -10 May
Over £1 million invested in Paisley funeral services
A funeral director in Paisley has invested over £1 million in a new fleet of vehicles and refurbishment of the…
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Feb- 2012 -29 FebruaryCurrent Affairs
F P Gaunt & Sons Ltd celebrates 100 years at Percival House
The end of last year saw family funeral directors F P Gaunt & Sons Ltd complete the refurbishment of Percival…
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