21 million Brits regret not asking a loved one more about their life before they died
• New research from Co-op Funeralcare reveals that 21 million (40%) UK adults wish they had asked a loved one more about their life before they died.*
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Co-op Funeralcare welcomes Government proposals for regulation of the funeral sector
Caoilionn Hurley, Managing Director of Co-op Life Services said: “As the UK’s leading funeral provider, Co-op Funeralcare welcomes the Prime...
Get your affairs in order: Nation's finances at risk as over 30 million Brits do not have a will
New research reveals over 30 million UK adults (57%) do not have a will in place, and more than half (55%) of them don’t know what happens if they...
Bereaved families face funeral delay ‘postcode lottery’ as Co-op Funeralcare calls on government for death administration reforms
New analysis from Co-op Funeralcare reveals that bereaved families in England are still facing funeral delays more than a year after the...
From leopard print coffins to ashes scattered from the Golden Gate bridge: The unique ways that Brits are choosing to say goodbye
Co-op Funeralcare reveals the unique ways in which Brits are choosing to say goodbye. Data from Co-op Funeralcare funeral directors also reveals...
Assisted dying bill has helped 21 million to talk more openly about a bereavement
Research commissioned by Co-op Funeralcare has found that the assisted dying bill and media coverage of it has helped 21 million in the UK (39%)...