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
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.
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
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?
They are on a mission to get the whole nation talking about death, dying and planning for their perfect funeral.
Writer of two ground breaking books and founder of the International Soul Midwifery movement, Felicity Warner shares her story.
The charity tackling funeral poverty and having a big impact for the people of Scotland’s smallest local authority area.
From overseeing modern British art for Sotheby’s to creating some of the country’s most unique funerals, Poppy Mardall shares her story so far.
We chatted with Ben Slack about The Swan Song Project and how he uses songwriting to help people come to terms with grief
Understanding more about how the Woodland Burial Company and the benefits of natural burials
