Memorial Woodlands - Editorial Section

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Bristol Evening Post, 12th April 2008 - A Very Green Farewell...

The Bristol Magazine, August 2007 - A Green and Pleasant Place

The Gazette, 28th June 2007 - Woodland Burials Firm Comissions Artist's Pictures For Its Brochure

Western Daily Press, 7th June 2007 - Going Out Just Like Winnie

A funeral director is offering the ultimate honour for World War Two veterans.

BBC News, 6th June 2007 - Veterans' Churchill Hearse Honour

The hearse used to carry wartime leader Sir Winston Churchill is being offered to the families of veterans of World War Two free of charge for funeral services.

Bristol Evening Post, 6th June 2007 - Sir Winston's Hearse Is Offered To War Veterans

Funeral Firm Seals Deal

A Bristol funeral director has secured a £650,000 deal to expand his business.

£650,000 Backing For A Woodland Graveyard

Memorial Woodlands has won £650,000 backing from Allied Irish Bank (GB) to see through its innovative plans to offer bespoke funerls celebrating the lives of the deceased buried in a woodland plot.

The Gazette, 15th March 2007 - Volunteers Help At Wood Of Memories

Memorial Woodlands, the Alveston based cemetery and funeral directors, have teamed up with the British Trust for Conservation Volunteers.

Bristol Evening Post - Light Up A Dark Day

A woodland cemetery on the outskirts of Bristol offers a unique approach to funerals.