Our Long Eaton office covers Long Eaton and the surrounding area including Draycott, Breaston, Chilwell, Toton, Sawley, Castle Donington, Kegworth, Sutton Bonnington, Hathern and beyond.
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Christina Macleod
a year ago
Lesley Eaton at Long Eaton were amazing, very courteous and extremely helpful in sorting the service to my personal wishes.Nothing was too much trouble, I was kept in formed and updated through the whole process. I came away feeling I had made a friend who I could talk to about anything. Thank you for all your help, you made a sad time - bearable.
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