Freeman Brothers began as a funeral director in Horsham, West Sussex, in 1855. The company now has a further three offices across the county – in Billingshurst, Crawley and Hurstpierpoint – and employs a dedicated team of staff who continue to maintain a high standard of customer service. Last week, the US Emmy awards hit […]

In 2023, our online fundraising pages reached a milestone of receiving over £1,000,000 of donations since we began use of MuchLoved in 2018.

For a while, the BBC’s Race Across the World was a quiet hit, but it seems to have finally gone mainstream.

Before we get into the main part of this post, I’d like to mention that there are references to death and bereavement due to suicide, and therefore advise discretion when choosing whether or not to read it.

If you have been bereaved in the last few years, you may or may not have experienced the death being referred to the Medical Examiner...

When our Community programme launched in 2017, things were very different to how they are now.

All bereavements can be challenging, and those which occur due to suicide are highly specific.

This summer, Freeman Brothers is delighted to support local charity, Kangaroos, as one of the sponsors of their Kanga Trail.

This week, BBC Breakfast highlighted a relatively new type of fraud linked to funerals, and we thought that this was an ideal opportunity...

Whether or not to visit in the chapel of rest with a person who has died is not a simple choice, and the general concept is beyond...