Thomas Bragg and Sons Funeral Directors was founded in 1869.
Our dedicated teams at our Knowle and Shirley funeral homes are committed to creating tailored funerals that reflect the unique life of your loved one.
We can be contacted 24 hours a day, by telephone, and are here to discuss your needs. Or if you prefer, we can visit your home to discuss funeral arrangements.
Helen Rush
6 months ago
From our initial enquiry phone call about the possibility of a crematorium service within a week we felt there was a calm, can-do attitude that was very helpful from the whole team. Visiting the branch in person to clarify the details, chose flowers and arrange payment was so helpful and felt personal. Many thanks for your support at this difficult time.
Deborah Haines
a year ago
Fantastic service by Kathryn at Thomas Bragg funeral directors Knowle
Hilary Langmead-Jones
a year ago
An efficient, empathetic and professional service - many thanks.
Jill Halliday
4 years ago
Kayleigh from the Knowle branch of Thomas Bragg & Sons arranged the funerals of 3 of my close relatives. She was so helpful, kind and sympathetic and I felt that nothing was too much trouble for her. I was also impressed by the members of staff who were in attendance on the days of the funerals
James Taylor
7 years ago
The service that me and my family received with funeral of our father from Thomas Bragg and Sons was second to none. We would definitely recommend Thomas Bragg and sons and use them again! From start to finish we couldn't have asked for more! Thank you!
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