Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II was truly exceptional. Her lifetime of tireless service to the nation and to the Commonwealth earned her the respect and admiration of the entire world. May her service leave an enduring legacy for future generations. For the majority of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth, she is the only monarch…
We have a range of Autumn General Meeting Partnership Packages available for our AGM 2022. The event will take place on Thursday 3 November at the Crowne Plaza, Stratford-upon-Avon. Take advantage of our AGM sponsorship opportunities and get in contact today: Exhibitor Packages Exhibition table with space for 2 x pull-up banners Multiple mentions on…
Could you be our next CEO? If you care about high standards in funeral service, providing market leading member services, ensuring consumers can make informed decisions & have the vision, skills & experience to shape the future, then follow the links below and apply. NAFD CEO role You will be joining the NAFD at an…
The Deceased Management Advisory Group (DMAG) held a Policy Study Day, on 11 August, at the NAFD’s offices in Solihull. DMAG comprises seven organisations representing the funerals sector – the National Association of Funeral Directors, the Society of Allied and independent Funeral Directors, The Cremation Society, the Funeral Suppliers’ Association, the Institute of Cemetery and…
NAFD Honorary Membership is designed to recognise an individual’s sustained and outstanding voluntary contribution to the Association. Honorary Members are presented with a certificate of Honorary Membership and an Honorary Member medal and ribbon. In addition, Honorary Members are invited each year to attend the annual Past Presidents & Honorary Members’ dinner, as well as…
With green being the new black, and funeral director firms across the United Kingdom looking for ways to offset their carbon footprint, plenty of focus has been on funeral vehicles and the move away from petrol and diesel limousines and hearses. News feeds are increasingly populated with firms announcing the arrival of electric or hybrid…
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Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II was truly exceptional. Her lifetime of tireless service to the nation and to the Commonwealth earned her the respect and admiration of the entire world. May her service leave an enduring legacy for future generations. For the majority of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth, she is the only monarch…
We have a range of Autumn General Meeting Partnership Packages available for our AGM 2022. The event will take place on Thursday 3 November at the Crowne Plaza, Stratford-upon-Avon. Take advantage of our AGM sponsorship opportunities and get in contact today: Exhibitor Packages Exhibition table with space for 2 x pull-up banners Multiple mentions on…
Could you be our next CEO? If you care about high standards in funeral service, providing market leading member services, ensuring consumers can make informed decisions & have the vision, skills & experience to shape the future, then follow the links below and apply. NAFD CEO role You will be joining the NAFD at an…
The Deceased Management Advisory Group (DMAG) held a Policy Study Day, on 11 August, at the NAFD’s offices in Solihull. DMAG comprises seven organisations representing the funerals sector – the National Association of Funeral Directors, the Society of Allied and independent Funeral Directors, The Cremation Society, the Funeral Suppliers’ Association, the Institute of Cemetery and…
NAFD Honorary Membership is designed to recognise an individual’s sustained and outstanding voluntary contribution to the Association. Honorary Members are presented with a certificate of Honorary Membership and an Honorary Member medal and ribbon. In addition, Honorary Members are invited each year to attend the annual Past Presidents & Honorary Members’ dinner, as well as…
With green being the new black, and funeral director firms across the United Kingdom looking for ways to offset their carbon footprint, plenty of focus has been on funeral vehicles and the move away from petrol and diesel limousines and hearses. News feeds are increasingly populated with firms announcing the arrival of electric or hybrid…
