We are at a funeral at Burton Church just outside Lincoln.

The refurbishment of our funeral home is coming on well, below is a photo of the new carpet and then the carpet fitter working just outside the chapel of rest. It’s taken over a month but the refurbishment is nearly done and we are delighted with the results.

I suppose I always knew this day would come but it was still a bit of a shock when our bank, who have been very supportive of us since we opened the business, have decided to start charging us for our charity account. This is a separate account used only for handling charity donations for

Our hearse outside Lincoln Cathedral on a wet April afternoon.

We spent the four days of the Easter break carrying out a much needed refurbishment and decorating of the office. We have tried to make an open, airy and inviting feel to the reception area rather than the rather formal “officey” feel we had before. It is still a work in progress with quite a

Sincil Bank | Clive’s Blog. This photo of Clive’s was taken very close to our Funeral Home in Queen Street, Lincoln.

We have been informed by our association (National Association of Funeral Directors) that the British Medical Association has increased the fee doctors charge for completing the medical forms normally required for a cremation to £76 each. Two forms are normally required, making the total £152. This applies from the first of April and is the

Our premises on Queen Street are easy to find, we are located just off the High Street, in Lincoln, almost opposite Dixon Street, there is plenty of room to park on our driveway. We have a comfortable meeting room where we can discuss your requirements.

We are having our website reworked over the next few weeks. The new site will include: We would like to thank Octagon Technology Ltd for their help with this project.