Planning Permission
Planning permission is a critical factor in the development and expansion of funeral sector infrastructure, from new crematoria and cemeteries to funeral home refurbishments and memorial gardens. For UK funeral directors, service operators and sector suppliers, staying informed on planning outcomes is essential for business planning, regulatory compliance and community engagement. Funeral Service Times reports on relevant planning applications, approvals, appeals and rejections affecting funeral-related projects across the country. Our coverage supports professionals by providing insight into local authority decisions, public consultations, environmental considerations and the broader impact of planning developments on service provision.
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Sep- 2018 -20 SeptemberBusiness
Refrigeration experts launch new storage service for funeral industry
One of the UK’s largest providers of fridge and freezer trailers has launched a service specifically for the funeral industry…
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10 SeptemberFeatures
Resomation: the flame-free cremation that could be coming to the UK
Resomation was developed by expert biochemist Sandy Sullivan who had an ambition to offer the public an environmentally friendly end…
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Nov- 2017 -24 NovemberCurrent Affairs
Westerleigh Group opens 28th crematorium
The Westerleigh Group has announced the opening of its 28th crematorium. Langstone Vale in Magor Road Langstone, which will serve Newport…
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Sep- 2017 -27 SeptemberCurrent Affairs
Limestone monoliths mark new Shropshire long barrow
Three limestone monoliths were erected in the grounds of Soulton Hall, Shropshire, on September 26. The region’s first long barrow in five…
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