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Sam Morgan
2 years ago
Lovely staff and a really excellent service
Sam C
2 years ago
Absolutely shocking. My nan wasnt even made up for the family to see and she had a big bruise on her neck for everyone to remember. They had notes saying they were going to scatter her in the cemetery when we told them clearly that she had a plot to be put in. My nan paid for her funeral a couple of years ago, it seems they don't care now as they have been paid. Never in my life have I been so disgusted. The lady that works there is also very rude and needs sacking. Go to Thomas brothers they give a great service and are very respectful. These people shouldn't even be trading.
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