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1. localfuneral.co.uk › help-and-adviceHelp and Advice | Find UK funeral directors - localfuneral.co.uk

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   How can localfuneral.co.uk help you? 1 To get started, enter your town, city or postcode into the search box to find independent funeral directors near you. 2 View a list of local funeral directors, learn more about each and decide who you'd like to contact to discuss your requirements.

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2. localfuneral.co.uk › help-and-advice › arranging-aArranging a funeral in the UK - localfuneral.co.uk

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   Alternatively, localfuneral.co.uk can help you find an independent funeral director in your local area. Our easy-to-use service allows you to view a list of local funeral directors, learn more about each and contact your chosen funeral director(s) via telephone or enquiry form. Read more. Respecting final wishes

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3. localfuneral.co.uk › help-and-advice › respectingRespecting your loved one's final wishes - localfuneral.co.uk

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   How can localfuneral.co.uk help you? 1 To get started, enter your town, city or postcode into the search box to find independent funeral directors near you. 2 View a list of local funeral directors, learn more about each and decide who you'd like to contact to discuss your requirements.

   • Location: Canniesburn Gate, 10 Canniesburn Drive, Bearsden, G61 1BF, Glasgow

4. www.gov.uk › after-a-death › arrange-the-funeralWhat to do after someone dies: Arrange the funeral - GOV.UK

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   If you hire a funeral director, choose a funeral director who’s a member of either: 1. National Association of Funeral Directors 2. The National Society of Allied and Independent Funeral Directors (SAIF) These organisations have codes of practice - they should give you a price list when asked. Some local councils run their own funeral services, for...

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   Contact the Cemeteries and Crematorium Department of your local council to arrange a funeral yourself.

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   Funeral costs can include: 1. funeral director fees 2. things the funeral director pays for on your behalf (called ‘disbursements’ or ‘third-party costs’), for example crematorium or cemetery fees, or a newspaper announcement about the death 3. local authority burial or cremation fees Funeral directors may list all these costs in their quote. You c...

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   You need permission from a coroner to move a body for a funeral abroad. Apply at least 4 days before you want the body to be moved. Find a local coroner using the Coroners’ Society of England and Wales website. There is a different process for: 1. moving a body abroad from Scotland 2. moving a body abroad from Northern Ireland

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5. www.citizensadvice.org.uk › family › death-and-willsArranging a funeral - Citizens Advice

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   If you want to compare costs, you can contact another funeral director or crematorium. If you don’t have a written estimate yet, you can use the standard price lists to compare costs. You might need to sign a contract with the funeral director. Make sure you read it carefully and ask the funeral director about anything you don’t understand.

6. www.nafd.org.uk › funeral-adviceArranging a Funeral - National Association of Funeral Directors

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   There are many things to think about when arranging a funeral, which is why most people turn to an experienced funeral director to help them. They can support you in completing all of the paperwork necessary to register the death and can talk you through all of the options for a funeral, to enable you to make an informed decision.

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   How do I find a funeral director near me?

   • 1 To get started, enter your town, city or postcode into the search box to find independent funeral directors near you. 2 View a list of local funeral directors, learn more about each and decide who you'd like to contact to discuss your requirements. 3 Contact your chosen funeral director (s) via telephone or enquiry form.

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   Where can I get help arranging a funeral?

   • If you want to do this, you can get help from tbe Cemeteries and Crematorium department of your local council for help. Find your local council on GOV.UK. You can also contact the Natural Death Centre, a charity which gives free advice on funerals. If you arrange the funeral, you have to pay for it.

   Arranging a funeral - Citizens Advice

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   Who can help with a non-religious funeral?

   • The British Humanist Association and Institute of Civil Funerals can also help with non-religious funerals. Contact the Cemeteries and Crematorium Department of your local council to arrange a funeral yourself. Funeral costs can include: Funeral directors may list all these costs in their quote.

   What to do after someone dies: Arrange the funeral - GOV.UK

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   How do I find an independent funeral director?

   • Alternatively, localfuneral.co.uk can help you find an independent funeral director in your local area. Our easy-to-use service will ask you a series of simple questions before arranging for a funeral director to call you back at a time that suits you.

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   Do I need a funeral director?

   • You might need to sign a contract with the funeral director. Make sure you read it carefully and ask the funeral director about anything you don’t understand. You can search for a funeral director on the Funeral Directors Register website. You can arrange a funeral without a funeral director.

   Arranging a funeral - Citizens Advice

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   What if a person left instructions about a funeral?

   • The person might have left instructions about the type of funeral and burial they wanted. There's no legal obligation for these instructions to be followed, but they usually are. Most funerals are arranged through a funeral director. You can usually choose from different types of funerals, depending on your budget.

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8. www.funeraldirector.co.uk › news › 8-ways-your-local8 Ways Your Local Funeral Director Can Support You

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   Aug 30, 2024 · Fortunately, with the support of a compassionate funeral director, you can receive guidance to navigate this time in as stress-free a manner as possible. From a compassionate approach to ensuring every detail is handled with respect, we’re looking at eight ways your local funeral directors can support you before, during, and after the funeral. 1.