Trust and transparency in the funeral industry
In a time of heightened emotions, finding a team of professionals to arrange a funeral for your loved one can seem like a leap of faith. Planning a funeral is not an everyday occurrence, so having trust in the funeral industry is incredibly important when, inevitably, there comes a time that you need the services of a funeral home.
What does the 5th of November mean for the people of Sussex?
When you’re a family company that can trace its heritage back more than 300 years it does make you somewhat interested in history. Our family have been living in the middle of the old county of Sussex (on the border of the newer counties of West and East Sussex) for the last 50 years. A county that is steeped in history.
The History of Rose Cottage
Cooper and Son, a long-established traditional family funeral company based in Uckfield, Sussex, has renovated a 350-year-old former undertaker’s and wheelwright’s cottage – Rose Cottage – as their funeral home.
Modern and Personalised Funerals from Cooper & Son
Cooper & Son offers modern and personalised funerals from its four funeral homes in East Sussex.
Kind And Sensitive Funeral Services from Heritage & Sons
Working throughout the pretty villages and gorgeous market towns of Buckinghamshire, and now also Hertfordshire, with the addition of Tring. Heritage & Sons are proud of its longevity and service to the local area.
A visit to Brightwater Memorial Park
We feel it’s of vital importance to be well informed about all of the options available to grieving families arranging funerals or planning for a funeral in future. It was with this firmly in mind that Senior Funeral Director Kerri Spiers and I visited Brightwater Memorial Park in Orpington.
New Funeral Home in Aylesbury
We are delighted to be opening a new centrally located Heritage & Sons funeral home, to allow us to expand our funeral and community services within Aylesbury and its surrounding areas.
Bonfire Night in Lewes
The exact origins of bonfire night in Lewes are not exactly clear, some say that it emanates from Samhain, and indeed there is a deep pagan undertone to the night, others simply link it to Guy Fawkes and the attempt to blow up parliament.
How the role of a Funeral Director has changed throughout the Coronavirus Pandemic
Jackie Buckingham, one of our funeral directors based at our Deric Scott in Bournemouth has worked with us for over 20 years. Here we talk to Jackie about her role and how she has adapted in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
C.P.J Field welcomes the CMA Final Report, published on the 18th December, 2020
We welcome the publishing of the final Competition & Markets Authority report (published on 18th December 2020), which sets out the proposed remedies relating to transparency; pricing and quality standards of care within the industry, including the formal registration of Funeral Directors.