Suffolk funeral director Nikki Markham keeps three snakes at home, including a royal python named Voldemort, and hopes to one day add a 20ft python to her collection. While her husband steers clear of the snake room, Nikki says the reptiles are calm, sensitive and sometimes even meet funeral home clients. Click the title of this article to find out more.
Funeral director Susan Whymark began learning British Sign Language to make her services more inclusive after realising a grieving family member was deaf. “I think it’s so important to be inclusive… the Deaf community really appreciate any effort to communicate,” she says. Click the title of this article to find out more.
Meet Rob Goff, a dedicated funeral director with decades of experience, passionate about supporting families, advancing funeral services and who shared industry insights through his podcast, MemberTalks! Click the title of this article to find out more.
Somerset Willow has raised an incredible £25,000 for Young Lives vs Cancer, surpassing their £20,000 goal through events like a 24-hour running challenge, bake sales and the Three Peaks Challenge. Click the title of this article to find out more...
Little did Alex Moore know that a temporary job with a funeral director was going to blossom into a professional vocation.
A former pub manager has swapped pulling pints for helping bereaved families after starting work as a funeral arranger.
A long-established Surrey Funeral Directors has underlined its commitment to their community by providing a local church with a much-needed cycle rack.
Howard Hodgson, founder and CEO of Memoria Limited and previous CEO of Hodgson Holdings plc, has announced that he is stepping down from the business due to ill health.
A W Lymn The Family Funeral Service has helped a family from Nottinghamshire to grow a real-life diamond from their loved one’s cremated remains.
The front row funeral seats are the ones that nobody wants to sit at and yet the UK’s first children and young people’s bereavement charity, Winston’s Wish, is keen to remind the sector of the bereaved young people who often fill those seats.