New funeral office to open in Caistor
The branch on High Street has been fitted out as an arrangement facility using £55,000 of investment and includes a private arrangement lounge and a welcoming reception area.
There will also be a display showing the handiwork of Lincolnshire Co-op’s memorial masons, who use state-of-the-art technology and hand carving skills to create special tributes.
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Hide AdThe new branch means people in Caistor can simply pop in to see Lincolnshire Co-op’s professional funeral colleagues in person about funeral plans, advice on arrangements and any questions they may have.
The office has been converted from a former restaurant unit and opens this Friday, December 22.
Lincolnshire Co-op’s Head of Funerals David Dernley said: “We’re pleased to be bringing our new funeral branch to Caistor.
“It’ll provide a calm and welcoming place for people to pop in and see us, whether they need support with funeral arrangements or are thinking about planning ahead so loved ones needn’t worry.
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Hide Ad“We pride ourselves on delivering a professional, affordable and sympathetic service whenever families need us.
“Our highly-trained funeral colleagues are always ready to help, even if all that’s needed is a cup of tea and a meaningful chat.
“We’re also committed to providing transparent prices and helping people find a funeral they can afford, and to show this we’ve signed the enhanced Fair Funerals Pledge.”
The branch will be Lincolnshire Co-op’s 21st funeral home and joins its Caistor Food Store on
High Street.