LOROS to provide local bereavement support across the countyNewsLOROS Hospice has announced it is opening a number of local bereavement hubs across Leicestershire and Rutland.The hubs, the first of which will be in Coalville and opens on Thursday 3rd February, will be run by trained volunteers and provide a place to access information, share thoughts and talk to others about their grief.With COVID-19 affecting so many families, there is a flood of demand for support
Huncote Cemetery INFOThe cemetery is on Forest Road and was opened in 1897.For anyone wishing to visit the cemetery, parking is available a short walk away (100 yards) at The Pavilion, on Sportsfield Lane or kerbside on Forest Road.Information for Huncote CemeteryAnyone wishing to purchase a burial plot in Huncote cemetery as either an ashes plot in the Garden of Remembrance or a full size burial plot in the main cemetery should review the documentation
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10 most-requested funeral songs Funerals are emotional occasions and finding the right song is often vital to capturing the mood. Loughborough Crematorium helped thousands of people say goodbye to the people they lost over the course of 2019. And the crematorium has now released a list of its top 10 most requested funeral songs of the year. At number one on the list is ‘We’ll Meet Again’ – recorded by Vera Lynn in 1939 and
childbereavementuk.org/information-explaining-funeralsAs adults, we may assume that a child will know what a funeral is and why we have them. In reality, most children do not have much knowledge of funerals, unless they have previously experienced the death of someone they know. Any information that they already have has probably come from the media or via overheard conversations, which are often misunderstood by children. This information is based on the experiences of some of the families we
