Our Liberton funeral office is situated on the left as you head south on Liberton Brae (A701), with no parking restrictions in the surrounding streets.
We’re available 24 hours a day to assist you on the telephone, with our office open from 09:00 to 17:00 Monday to Friday.
yvonne levine
4 years ago
A big thank you to all who guided our family in giving our mum a beautiful and professional send off today. All employees involved were extremely sincere and comforting and helpful during this difficult time. We all did her proud❤
Dennis Tucker
5 years ago
First class treatment throughout, highly recommended, very professional.
Ray Whittingham
8 years ago
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