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UK funeral plan provider Golden Charter has appointed Stuart McWhinnie as its chief technology officer. McWhinnie has experience in implementing robust tech ...

Charlie Field, the deputy chairman of CPJ Field, one of the UK’s oldest funeral directors and CEO of Seker Tech, the funeral management software provider, has received royal recognition for service to ...

Lancashire events venue, The Wellbeing Farm, has launched a new “celebration of life” package with the aim of reframing traditional ideas about funerals.

Miles and Daughters Funeral Directors has distributed a total of £7k from its community fund to good causes within its local area in Reading. The funeral pr ...

Funeral Partners has launched seven new funding initiatives which will grant approximately £63,000 throughout the year to local charities.

George Brooke Funeral Directors, which was established in 1952, has officially joined Funeral Partners. After training as a joiner and undertaker, George B ...

The Institute of Cemetery and Crematorium Management (ICCM) has announced that Mathew Crawley has been named its new chief executive, as current CEO Julie Dunk is due to retire in March.

UK funeral plan provider Golden Charter has appointed Jill Hood as chief marketing officer (CMO). The role has been newly created as the business invests in ...

The family-owned Northumberland Woodland Burials, which is located one mile south of Felton at Bockenfield, is in the final stages of opening a £2.6m crematorium and chapel on its grounds.

Imaan Gardens in Surrey has unveiled its inaugural Muslim burial ground, an endeavour aligned with tradition and designed to serve the needs of the Muslim community in Farnham and beyond.

Midlands-based independent funeral directors, A W Lymn, has supported the launch of an uncollected ashes database – the first of its kind in the UK – to address the lack of formal regulation of ...