J W Binks Funeral Directors

21/06/2026

Thinking of Fathers This Father’s Day

Father’s Day is a time to celebrate the men who have shaped our lives with their love, wisdom, strength, and support.

We also recognise that today can be difficult for many—especially those missing a father, grandfather, husband, son, or father figure who is no longer here.

Whether today brings joy, remembrance, gratitude, or sadness, please know that you are not alone. May cherished memories bring comfort and peace.

19/06/2026

11/06/2026

This week, we had the opportunity to visit the National Funeral Exhibition.

As an independent funeral director, it is important to us that we continue learning, developing and keeping up to date with the latest innovations and best practices within the profession. The event offered valuable insights and the chance to meet colleagues from across the funeral industry.

We're pleased to share a few photographs from the day.

18/04/2026

It’s encouraging to see Parliament turning its attention to the funeral sector. At such a difficult and emotional time, families deserve complete confidence in the people they are trusting to care for their loved ones.
Hopefully, this leads to sensible, thoughtful regulation that ensures consistent standards across the industry, giving families everywhere real peace of mind when choosing a funeral director.

We welcome the announcement from Health Secretary Wes Streeting MP on plans to lead on the regulation of the funeral sector.

For families, this matters. Everyone deserves to know their loved one will be treated with dignity, respect and care and that those who fall short will be held to account.

For our profession, it’s equally important that any changes recognise the reality: the vast majority of funeral professionals uphold the highest standards every day, supporting people through their most difficult moments with compassion and integrity.

We will work with Government to help shape regulation that protects the public, while standing up for the professionalism and commitment of our members.

Dignity in death isn’t optional but the standard our profession is built on