by Richard Whittle | Feb 14, 2014 | News
Many of us worry about leaving our families burdened with funeral costs – but while the price of the average funeral continues to rise, it pales in comparison with some of the most notable funerals from the past century. Most of us remember the life and times of...
by Richard Whittle | Feb 10, 2014 | News
Photography and the documentation of day-to-day life is becoming increasingly popular and almost everyone nowadays owns a camera of some form. Wherever you go, it seems that there’s always somebody trying to capture something through the art of photography. We are in...
by Richard Whittle | Jan 17, 2014 | News
Music plays a vital role in a memorial ceremony, which means a lot of thought should be put into choosing the best songs to play at your own funeral. Equally as important as a eulogy, the music played at a funeral sets the mood – whether it’s traditional organ music...
by Richard Whittle | Jan 10, 2014 | News
New year has always been a time for reforming old habits and achieving new goals. However, if like me, you struggle to keep your resolutions, why not ditch the trivial and frivolous and make planning ahead for the inevitable your number one priority for the coming...
by Richard Whittle | Jan 3, 2014 | News
Making provision for your funeral to ease the financial burden on your loved ones is no exception. Financially planning for later stages in life is becoming overly complicated. Should you opt for an ISA or a whole of life policy? And then there are funeral plans, and...
by Richard Whittle | Dec 17, 2013 | News
It was very nice of Father Christmas to pop in on his way to see the Children at Honeycroft Centre who are currently our charity of the year. More details about the good work that they do can be found at www.honeycroft.co.uk I hope they enjoyed seeing him as much as...
