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- If you’re new, however, you’ll need to undergo a training course which is accredited by a recognised body such as the National Association of Funeral Directors (NAFD) or the British Institue of Funeral Directors (BIFD). Once established, your home should be recognised by one of these bodies.
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1 day ago · Anyone could set themselves up as a funeral director and "keep bodies in their garage" an inquiry chair warned today, calling for urgent regulation of the funeral sector. Sir Jonathan Michael, chair of the David Fuller inquiry, says the public would be "shocked" by the lack of an independent statutory regulatory regime for funeral directors in England. The inquiry was set up to examine how ...
1 day ago · “The fact is that anyone can set themselves up as a funeral director. They could do it from their home and keep the bodies of the deceased in their garage without anybody being able to stop them ...
1 day ago · He added: “The fact is that anyone can set themselves up as a funeral director. They could do it from their home and keep the bodies of the deceased in their garage without anybody being able to ...
1 day ago · Anybody can set themselves up as a funeral director and keep dead bodies in their garage, the chairman of an inquiry set up following the crimes of ‘morgue monster’ David Fuller has warned ...
1 day ago · “The fact is that anyone can set themselves up as a funeral director. They could do it from their home and keep the bodies of the deceased in their garage without anybody being able to stop them ...
Mar 14, 2024 · Can anyone become a funeral director? One of the business's premises has been boarded up. Credit: MEN Media. Effectively, yes. There is no formal route into the industry and no mandatory...
The Code Principles. Funeral directors must:- 1. act in the best interests of each client, prospective client and customer; 2. provide the best possible level of care to bereaved people, keeping in mind the specific needs of each client and family; 3. respect and maintain the dignity of deceased people in their care at all times;
