Refurbishment

Portchester Crematorium celebrates 60th anniversary

Portchester Crematorium in Fareham, Portsmouth, has celebrated its 60th anniversary, commemorating its role as being the final resting place for…

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Weymouth Crematorium begins £50,000 refurbishment

Weymouth Crematorium’s £50,000 refurbishment has begun today, with work scheduled to take place this year and next. Improvements at the…

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Co-op funeral home undergoes extensive refurbishment

The Co-operative Funeralcare has opened its newly refurbished funeral home in Lower Holyhead Road, Coventry. Some 20 guests attended the…

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Bereaved families remember loved ones at rededication of funeral home

Recently bereaved families who attended the rededication of Tamworth Co-op’s Halliwell Coseley funeral home by two ministers said it brought…

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Warminster funeral directors undergoes refurbishment

Funeral director, F Curtis & Son, has carried out major refurbishments at its Warminster premises. The sixth generation family business has updated its…

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Charles Stephens marks 120th anniversary

Wirral’s largest independent funeral directors, Charles Stephens, is celebrating its 120th anniversary. To mark the event, the company has invested…

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Charles Stephens Funeral Directors plans investment

Charles Stephens, The Wirral’s largest independent funeral directors, has begun a major programme of investment. The company has opened a…

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R J Bray & Son opens new funeral home

On December 12 2015, R J Bray & Son held an open day at the company’s new Funeral Home, the…

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P & S Gallagher raises £1,000 hosting a charity golf day

Gallagher charity golf day, a bi-annual event with the proceeds being donated to a local charity, this year raised £1,000…

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Essex funeral director raises £16,000 at annual charity golf day

Essex-based funeral director Daniel Robinson & Sons raised a staggering £16,000 for local charities at its recent annual charity golf…

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