In conversation with John Plumb, founder of Ecological Coffins
What started as a favour for a friend has evolved into a local business with real purpose.
What started as a favour for a friend has evolved into a local business with real purpose.
An amazing story spanning 150 years, 2 world wars a global pandemic, and includes an MBE for good measure.
Life Ledger’s series of interviews continues Claire Lyons a writer, facilitator and sustainability specialist working in the wellbeing, grief and funeral sectors. LL: Tell us a little bit about your background and how you came to find yourself in the death/bereavement sector? CL: As a military wife, I have quite an eclectic background, from moving …
For anyone dealing with it for the first time, managing a death can feel like negotiating a maze of legal complexities. At Life Ledger, we understand the benefit a little guidance can deliver. In this article, we’ve tried to break down the rules surrounding Inheritance Tax into some simple, easy to follow guidance. With this …
Sophia Campbell talks, awards, sustainability, women in the funeral sector and weaving coffins with a newborn on her back, twice!
Life Ledger’s series of conversations with people that are shaping today’s bereavement sector, continues with Kate Edwards, President of the National Association of Funeral Directors. LL: Tell us a little bit about your background and how you came to find yourself in the bereavement sector? KE: I joined the Funeral Standards Council (FSC), a funeral …
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Life Ledger’s series of conversations with the people and organisations that are shaping today’s bereavement sector, continues with Colette Scarbrough-Jelfs, Head of Operations and Partnerships at Widowed and Young, WAY just ahead of their 25th anniversary. LL: Tell us a little bit about your background and how you came to find yourself in the …
It started in the late 70’s when the family took over the local funeral business. Fast forward a few decades and they have built the UK’s first 4 x 4 hearse and export their vehicles as far as the Caribbean.
If sailors get buried at sea and soldiers get a gun salute what is there for someone who has been a biker all their lives?
As scary as it may be to imagine yourself in the position of needing a medical LPA, it’s even scarier to think that these vital decisions could be made by complete strangers!