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From Laura Wordsworth, Community Champion and Funeral Arranger Administrator at Attree & Kent, Hove With UK care homes having remained in lockdown for three months now, the mental…

When I was growing up my father had a rule: if music could be heard the other side of the bedroom door, it was too loud.Liberated from this…

Each person’s view on the world is shaped by what we experience, and it turns out there’s nothing like a global pandemic to transform your perspective. It’s there…

Our Funeral Director, Jodie Hart and the team at our Haine & Son funeral home in Polegate work tirelessly to ensure every funeral and every person in our…

Who could have imagined the world in which we find ourselves just 3 or 4 months ago? I had a conversation with a colleague about the situation in…

Captain Tom and his incredible fundraising feats have reminded the nation of the selfless acts of valiance and courage displayed during the World Wars. The 8th May marks…

As the days stretch into weeks and the weeks into months, we're all searching for ways to keep ourselves and our families occupied during these strangest of times…

The Covid 19 beard, it seems, is A Thing. The Unwise Holiday Beard has been around for a while, but this new excuse not to shave is hopefully…

On the face of it, working from home (WFH, as I see it has become on Facebook and elsewhere) is an appealing prospect: your own chair, no need…

When someone you love dies, life can feel so very difficult to cope with. Even simple day to day tasks can be a struggle. You may be comforted…

In their calming repetition and potential for continual improvement, arts and crafts are great stress relievers as well as a fun way to pass the time. They’re also…

Intuitively we know that spending time in nature is good for us; we feel it within us all, walking in a park or listening to birdsong. Science agrees…