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Planning, road works, licensing & more... notices that affect your local area.
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Why place a notice with us?
Placing a notice with us creates a newspaper and online version; a lasting tribute where family and friends can share memories, photos, messages, and donate in honour of your loved one as well as a helpful tool to help you communicate and collect for your chosen charity.
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Collect for your chosen charity
A charity collection on your online notice lets loved ones easily support meaningful causes in honour of your loved one.
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Your notice in the newspaper
A traditional newspaper notice to honour your loved one and inform family, friends and the community.
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A gallery of memories
Upload photos to your online notice gallery, sharing cherished moments and memories.
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Leave messages & candles
Friends and family can write heartfelt messages accompanied by photos and virtual candles to curate an everlasting online tribute.
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Share funeral information
Add additional funeral service information to the online notice to help keep everyone informed such as information about the wake or ceremony.
For Funeral Directors
Publishing notices on behalf of the bereaved is a considerate and practical way to formally announce a loved one's passing. It provides an opportunity for the bereaved to share the news in the local newspaper and create a personalized online tribute page. This dedicated page allows family and friends to donate to a chosen charity, share photos and messages, and stay connected with one another wherever they are.
Find out more
The Daily Echo supports local funeral businesses, as a member of The National Society of Allied and Independent Funeral Directors
Bereavement Guide
Information on bereavement, what to do when someone dies, how to cope with grief, where to go for support and ideas of how to remember a loved one.
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What to do when someone dies
It can be bewildering to know what to do once a loved one dies, and you may be in shock or overwhelmed by grief
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How to organise a funeral
Through organising a loved one's funeral, you can find comfort in celebrating their life and gain some closure
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How to register a child’s death or stillbirth
It's the unthinkable scenario that every parent wishes will never happen to them, in such tragic circumstances, here are the steps to take...
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How to talk to a child about death
Discussing death is a difficult conversation to have with any child, whatever their age, so here are some ideas to encourage an open discussion
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Coping with grief
A certainty about life, and living and loving, is that at some point we will experience grief when dear family members, friends and colleagues pass away
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In Loving Memory
Ideas to ensure a loved one's memory lives on
