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We Are Direct Cremations launches West Midlands service

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SAIF welcomes legalisation of water cremation in Scotland

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Liverpool hosts a dynamic funeral services sector, serving a diverse urban population across funeral homes, crematoria, cemeteries and bereavement support providers. For professionals in the city and surrounding areas, local news and developments directly influence service delivery, community engagement, and operational planning. Funeral Service Times covers Liverpool-focused updates including new facility openings, planning applications, company announcements, staff appointments, regulatory decisions, memorial initiatives and collaborative partnerships. Our reporting equips funeral directors, crematoria and cemetery operators—and allied professionals—with the regionally targeted insight needed to deliver dignified, responsive and locally informed end‑of‑life care.

Liverpool

Liverpool hosts a dynamic funeral services sector, serving a diverse urban population across funeral homes, crematoria, cemeteries and bereavement support providers. For professionals in the city and surrounding areas, local news and developments directly influence service delivery, community engagement, and operational planning. Funeral Service Times covers Liverpool-focused updates including new facility openings, planning applications, company announcements, staff appointments, regulatory decisions, memorial initiatives and collaborative partnerships. Our reporting equips funeral directors, crematoria and cemetery operators—and allied professionals—with the regionally targeted insight needed to deliver dignified, responsive and locally informed end‑of‑life care.

Solihull council latest to cap number of mourners at funerals

Solihull Council has become the latest council to cap the number mourners allowed to attend…

Liverpool Council tells families not to delay funerals

Bereaved families in Liverpool are being told not to delay loved ones’ funerals amid the…

60-year-old Wirral family business joins Funeral Partners

Long established family-run business Quinns of Greasby Funeral Directors has joined the…

Marathon cycle challenge supports heart patients

A funeral arranger from Wythenshawe Funeral Services has cycled 144km in “challenging…

Undertakers to build pyramid with cremated remains for yearly ritual

Ceremonial undertakers, The Green Funeral Company, are to build a pyramid using bricks…

Coffin start-up uses 3D technology to tackle rising funeral costs

Liverpool start-up Koffin said it is tackling rising funeral costs by using advanced…

Bailiffs visited more than 200 firms daily over unpaid business rates

In the first year after the new business rates revaluation came into effect, councils sent…

Watford named as the UK’s most expensive place to die

Funeral directors in Watford are charging 37 percent more than the UK average, reinforcing…

AOIC marks tenth anniversary with successful conference

Delegates, guests and speakers came together in late October for the Association of…

AOIC membership continues to grow

A former teacher is one of the latest celebrants to join the Association of Independent…
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