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Licensing

Licensing plays a critical role in regulating funeral sector standards, ensuring that professionals, premises, and practices meet legal and ethical requirements across the UK. This tag covers developments in licensing frameworks affecting funeral directors, crematoria, cemeteries, and associated service providers—whether through local authority schemes, national regulatory bodies, or industry-specific initiatives. Funeral Service Times reports on proposed and implemented licensing models, compliance obligations, public consultations, enforcement activity, and professional accreditation. Content is tailored to support those navigating licensing requirements as part of their operational responsibilities, with a focus on clarity, accountability, and sector impact.

Licensing

Licensing plays a critical role in regulating funeral sector standards, ensuring that professionals, premises, and practices meet legal and ethical requirements across the UK. This tag covers developments in licensing frameworks affecting funeral directors, crematoria, cemeteries, and associated service providers—whether through local authority schemes, national regulatory bodies, or industry-specific initiatives. Funeral Service Times reports on proposed and implemented licensing models, compliance obligations, public consultations, enforcement activity, and professional accreditation. Content is tailored to support those navigating licensing requirements as part of their operational responsibilities, with a focus on clarity, accountability, and sector impact.

Crematoria in Scotland found to perform to high standard

Scotland’s funeral industry continues to perform to a “good or high standard” across all…

Planning application submitted for pet crematorium in Llandeilo

James Wylde of FleurFauna has submitted a planning application to Carmarthenshire County…

NAFD Scotland welcomes gov’s funeral sector consultation

NAFD Scotland president, Mark Shaw, has welcomed the Scottish government’s public…

NAFD welcomes appointment of Natalie McKail as IFSO chair

Natalie McKail, the former Inspector of Funeral Directors in Scotland, has been appointed to…

SAIF welcomes Scottish Government’s announcement on licensing

SAIF has welcomed the recent announcement by the Scottish Government on the introduction of…

Leaking fluids and body mix ups revealed in new funeral report

Natalie McKail, the Scottish government’s first ever inspector of funeral directors,…

Birmingham mortuaries will run out of space in 10 years, councillor says

Birmingham’s mortuary service will not have the capacity to store any bodies in 10…

First ever Inspector of Funeral Directors announced

The Scottish Government has appointed Scotland’s first ever Inspector of Funeral Directors.…

Funeral directors to discuss implications of burial and cremation bill passed by Scottish Parliament

Scottish funeral directors will soon be meeting to discuss the ways in which upcoming…

Woman campaigns for stricter licensing for FD’s

A woman from Sunderland has launched an online petition to change the regulations in the…
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