Good Funeral Guide CIC
@goodfuneralguide.bsky.social
The UK’s not-for-profit social enterprise dedicated to supporting, empowering & representing the interests of dying and bereaved people living in the UK
We champion brilliant progressive independent undertakers and keep a close eye on the corporate FDs.
We champion brilliant progressive independent undertakers and keep a close eye on the corporate FDs.
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We would like to #BuyAStrangerABook - "When This Is Over: Reflections on an Unequal Pandemic," which has a section on the Wall, including a contribution from one of our trustees, @franfd.bsky.social. ❤️
July 30, 2025 at 11:45 AM
We would like to #BuyAStrangerABook - "When This Is Over: Reflections on an Unequal Pandemic," which has a section on the Wall, including a contribution from one of our trustees, @franfd.bsky.social. ❤️
And we are so in awe of the strength and resilience of the bereaved volunteers who look after the National Covid Memorial Wall and who support and represent millions of UK covid-bereaved.
It’s never too late to honour those who died so tragically and the Wall is an incredible symbol of such honour.
It’s never too late to honour those who died so tragically and the Wall is an incredible symbol of such honour.
June 7, 2025 at 10:50 AM
And we are so in awe of the strength and resilience of the bereaved volunteers who look after the National Covid Memorial Wall and who support and represent millions of UK covid-bereaved.
It’s never too late to honour those who died so tragically and the Wall is an incredible symbol of such honour.
It’s never too late to honour those who died so tragically and the Wall is an incredible symbol of such honour.
Yes, there’s a long way to go before assisted dying becomes legally possible here, assuming that it eventually does.
The bill now goes to the committee stage for scrutiny and potential amendments. Timewise, it could be up to two years for this bill in its final form to receive royal assent.
The bill now goes to the committee stage for scrutiny and potential amendments. Timewise, it could be up to two years for this bill in its final form to receive royal assent.
December 1, 2024 at 6:25 PM
Yes, there’s a long way to go before assisted dying becomes legally possible here, assuming that it eventually does.
The bill now goes to the committee stage for scrutiny and potential amendments. Timewise, it could be up to two years for this bill in its final form to receive royal assent.
The bill now goes to the committee stage for scrutiny and potential amendments. Timewise, it could be up to two years for this bill in its final form to receive royal assent.