Gibsons’ Funeral Services, a sixth-generation family firm in County Durham, has joined Funeral Partners to help secure its future while continuing to serve the community. Matthew and Victoria Gibson will remain with the business, maintaining their long-standing reputation for trusted personal service. Click the title of this article to find out more.
With more families searching online for funeral services, Google Ads offers a practical way for firms to stay visible and attract enquiries at the right moment. A tailored campaign helped John Weir Funeral Director grow from a handful to more than 30 enquiries per month. Click the title of this article to find out more.
Suzy Middleton reflects on 25 years working alongside funeral directors, building lasting relationships rooted in shared values and community commitment. As CEO of SEIB Insurance Brokers, she continues to support the profession with deep respect for its resilience, especially through times of change and challenge. Click the title of this article to find out more.
Wilcox Limousines recently delivered a Mercedes E220d hearse to Murty O’Neill & Sons in Ireland, marking a personally significant moment for sales manager Neil Carruthers. Having grown up around the Wilcox factory, Neil described the delivery as “full circle,” honouring his late father’s legacy. Click the title of this article to find out more.
Lily Cove, known as ‘Leaping Lily’, was a daring parachute stuntwoman whose tragic fall during a 1906 performance stunned the village of Haworth. Her dramatic death and heartfelt funeral drew crowds and left a lasting mark on Edwardian public memory. Click the title of this article to find out more.