Our West Bridgford office covers West Bridgford and the surrounding area including Edwalton, Compton Acres, Wilford, Bradmore, Bunny, Keyworth, Widmerpool, Willoughby on the Wolds, Wysall, Wymeswold, Tollerton, Gamston, Holme Pierrepont and beyond.
Carol Barrett
4 months ago
Sensitive and efficient service at a difficult time
Charmaine Brooks
a year ago
Coralie Arlen
2 years ago
Dad requested Lymn at West Bridgford to arrange his funeraltwo years' ago. Our Mum and family were so impressed withthe professionalism, care and understanding from Colum andSarah, that she wished the same for her funeral. The supportand friendship given to us by Sarah and Colum was even morepersonal this time since they had known Mum, which madesuch a difference at a very emotional and upsetting time.Thank you both very much.
Rob Green
3 years ago
would thouroughly recommend a w lymn their west bridgford branch could not have been more helpful very professional and caring in all their service
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