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Frank Sinatra's My Way loses top spot in funeral music request chart - Vimarsana News

Frank Sinatra's My Way loses top spot in funeral music request chart

The new frontrunner is a song famously recorded by a group from Liverpool.

Frank Sinatra's My Way loses top spot in funeral music request chart - Vimarsana News

Frank Sinatra's My Way loses top spot in funeral music request chart

The new frontrunner is a song famously recorded by a group from Liverpool.

Frank Sinatra's My Way loses top spot in funeral music request chart - Vimarsana News

Frank Sinatra's My Way loses top spot in funeral music request chart

The new frontrunner is a song famously recorded by a group from Liverpool.

'Here for you' support sessions return to Ledbury Co-op this summer - Vimarsana News

'Here for you' support sessions return to Ledbury Co-op this summer

CO-OP Funeralcare in Ledbury, Herefordshire is set to relaunch its monthly “Here For You” support sessions from Wednesday, June 2 from 1-3pm. Up to six members of the general public will be able to call into the Hawcutt House funeral home to talk through their experiences of grief and losing a loved one, alongside other members of the community who may have gone through a similar bereavement. Colleagues from Ledbury Funeralcare will be hosting a launch event in the Co-op store on New Street in Ledbury on Wednesday, May 26 from 12pm until 2pm where customers will be able to find out ...

Funeral arranger urges 'recognition and reward' for sector efforts amid pandemic - Vimarsana News

Funeral arranger urges 'recognition and reward' for sector efforts amid pandemic

A funeral arranger who joined the profession at the start of the coronavirus crisis has called for more recognition of those working in the funeral sector during the pandemic. Tracie Sharp, who works in a Co-op Funeralcare branch in Midhurst, West Sussex, was made redundant from her role as head of sales for a hotel company in March last year. The 52-year-old started as a funeral arranger amid a demand for services caused by the pandemic in April, initially on a temporary 12-week contract, but has since been made a permanent member of staff. “I don’t think we are appreciated as much as we...