Funeral Services in North Yorkshire

I’m a humanist funeral celebrant working primarily in York, North Yorkshire and East Yorkshire including Whitby, Scarborough, Bridlington, Hull and the Humber, but I will travel anywhere if requested. I am trained, accredited and insured by the British Humanist Association to work as a professional celebrant.

Using our own fleet of vehicles we can arrange funerals in, or carry out removals from, any part of the country and can provide for all denominations. We supply a individual 24hr service across the year delivering guidance and assistance throughout whilst attending to all necessary arrangements - liaising

The business has a long-standing history and has always been are a family run and run. It was established over 300 years ago in 1701 when the Myers family were Undertakers, Joiners and wheelwrights. I. W. Myers Funeral Directors have always been in Wheldrake, and is reputed to be the oldest created family

J. G. Fielder & Son is a family owned Funeral Directors supplying a valuable service to York and the surrounding area. J. G. Fielder & Son means that aid is at hand whenever it is needed, 24 hours a day, 365 days of the year. The proprietor, Victor Fielder and his team give their time and care to whatever

The Charity's goals and are to supply facilities for social recreation and to promote the social welfare of residents within its area of benefit, principally the wards of Holgate, Acomb, and Beckfield in the City of York. However, applications for hire are accepted on a citywide basis. The Hall is run

W. Bowers Funeral Directors are a highly respected Independent Funeral Directors with offices in Harrogate, Hampsthwaite and Knaresborough in North Yorkshire, but covering the entire of Nidderdale including Pateley Bridge and beyond. With over fifty years of knowledge of quality and service with dignity

At the age of 21, Henry Claude Townsend completed a 7 year apprenticeship and was offered 3d an hour extra pay by his employer. However, his father, Joseph Henry felt that he was under valued for such a talented young craftsman, and so encouraged Henry Claude to set up his own joinery business, where