We’re currently in exceptional circumstances, that are changing all aspects of life.  We are constantly monitoring Public Health England, working closely with local authorities and crematoriums to ensure we provide a safe environment for you and our staff.

You can still attend a funeral if:

• you’re self-isolating because someone in your household has symptoms but you do not have symptoms yourself
• you’re self-isolating because you’ve travelled to England in the last 14 days

If you choose a non-attended (direct) cremation funeral service, then there would be no attendance and you and your family can arrange a memorial service before displaying or scattering the ashes.

The content on this website page is guidance is of a general nature and should be treated as a guide, and in the event of conflict between any applicable legislation (including the health and safety legislation) and this guidance, the applicable legislation shall prevail.

Latest Update: October 2021

• Both family and friends can attend a funeral
• The number of people who can attend a funeral has increased to 30
• The change in requirement to self-isolate for 10 days for those with symptoms of COVID-19
• You need to wear face coverings in indoor places of worship, crematoria and burial ground chapels



To read the full government update - click here.