Local Businesses Join Forces To Host Events For Dying Matters Awareness Week
Full Circle News Update: A group of leading West Yorkshire based businesses and organisations have joined forces to create a week-long series of free events as part of a national campaign to encourage people to plan for and talk more openly about death.
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At such a difficult time when truly it was so hard to make a decision about anything. Everything was broken down into choices making the process easier.
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I recently lost my son at the age of 33 suddenly
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Creative, thoughtful and kind. Their place in Harrogate is extremely beautiful and the company brilliantly balances modernity with tradition.
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We felt more than a customer at a difficult time
Knowing dad was being well looked after and having a chance to input into that demonstrated a real personal touch.
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