Training

Aston Lark Discusses: Cyber Risks

Hello, I’m Matt, taking over from Colin this month to write about cyber risks. This is one of the largest systematic…

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How many singers does it take to change a funeral?

We know that when a client asks for live music at a funeral service a funeral director’s head might start…

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Rowland Brothers hosts child bereavement seminars

A total of 250 teachers, police family liaison officers, social workers and associated care professionals attended two days of seminars…

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Co op Funeralcare donates £1000 to autistic children in Frimley Green

A support service for autistic children and their families in Frimley Green has received a donation of £1,000 from Co-op…

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Funeral directors host dementia seminars

More than 120 delegates attended three seminars about dementia hosted by Dorset’s Douch Family Funeral Directors. With the population ageing,…

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Hindus want UK crematoriums to be ‘Hindu friendly’

Hindus are urging for crematoria in United Kingdom to adapt to the needs of growing Hindu community. Hindu statesman Rajan…

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Let’s Get Healthy helps Co-op workers to support bereaved customers

Corporate health and well-being provider, Let’s Get Healthy, has announced a new ‘Heart’ campaign for Co-op’s customer service centre, which…

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Funeral plan firm fined for making 52,000 nuisance calls

The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has urged people to support their elderly relatives or neighbours if they are receiving nuisance…

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Helping youth deal with violent crime

Violent crime, particularly knife crime, is on the rise and the stories are regularly reported in the media, resulting in…

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Govt to update crematoria provisions to reflect cultures and faiths

A package of measures to update crematoria to reflect the needs of different cultures and faiths in modern Britain has…

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