Craven Funerals

Craven Funerals Craven is the largest independent funeral provider in Merseyside and North Cheshire, providing experience, expertise and empathy during difficult times.

Walter Craven began arranging funerals in the early 1920′s and his great-grandson, Charles Craven, now heads our dedicated team who have helped build our reputation for excellence. Our wide choice of services are tailored to your precise needs and wishes – from a basic simple funeral to something more elaborate; plus the unique small touches that matter most. Craven’s award-winning funeral pre-pay

ment plans can provide you with the caring and sensible way to help ease future financial worries for your family. We’re always here for you. In fact, there’s someone at the end of the telephone 24 hours a day, seven days a week

Our private Chapels of Rest are open every day
Monday – Friday: 8.30am – 8.00pm. Saturday: 9.00am – 12.00 noon. Sunday and Bank Holidays: 10am – 12.00 noon. Services we usually provide:

Transfer of deceased from place of death to our premises
Hygienic treatment of the deceased
Use of Chapel of Rest or transfer of deceased to the family home
Hearse
Coffin bearers as required
Administration and service charge
A choice of casket or coffin

Further services available:

Limousines
Extra hearse for flowers
Oak casket for cremated remains
Transfer of deceased into church overnight

We’ll also arrange the following:

Grave or cremation fees
Doctor’s fees for cremation papers
Disposal of cremated remains
Church and clergy fees
Printing of order of service
Acknowledgement cards
Monumental Masonry charges
Floral Tributes

When a loved one passes away, it can feel overwhelming knowing what to do next. One of the key steps is letting the righ...
03/06/2026

When a loved one passes away, it can feel overwhelming knowing what to do next. One of the key steps is letting the right people and organisations know.

This may include:
– The GP or hospital
– Family and close friends
– Employers and schools
– Banks, insurance companies and utility providers
– Government departments (such as HMRC and DWP)

Using the government’s Tell Us Once service can make this process easier by notifying multiple departments in one go >> https://hubs.ly/Q04hKNnt0

If you’re unsure where to start, we’re here to guide and support you every step of the way. 🤍

Losing someone you love is never easy, and in today’s digital world, their online presence can become part of the grievi...
27/05/2026

Losing someone you love is never easy, and in today’s digital world, their online presence can become part of the grieving process too. Creating a digital legacy plan is one way to ensure their wishes are respected and their memory preserved.

Here’s how to get started:

1. Make a List of Accounts – Include everything from email and social media to streaming services and online banking.

2. Appoint a Digital Executor – Choose someone you trust to manage and carry out your wishes.

3. Understand the Platforms – Review the terms and privacy policies of each account or service.

4. State Your Wishes – Decide whether accounts should be deleted, memorialised, or archived.

5. Keep the Plan Safe – Store your digital legacy plan securely, but make sure it's accessible.

6. Share Access – Provide clear instructions and login details to your chosen executor.

7. Use Built-In Tools – Platforms like Facebook and Google offer features for legacy management.

8. Explore Support Services – Professional services are available to help manage digital legacies with care.

9. Review and Update Regularly – As your digital life changes, your plan should too.

10. Talk About It – Let your loved ones know your intentions, so there’s no confusion later.

Handling a digital legacy is about more than just data, it’s about memory, respect, and peace of mind. Make sure you're aware of the legal and ethical responsibilities that apply where you live.

As we head into Spring Bank Holiday weekend please know that although our branches will be closed, our team remains avai...
22/05/2026

As we head into Spring Bank Holiday weekend please know that although our branches will be closed, our team remains available 24/7 to assist you should you need us.

If you need immediate support, don't hesitate to reach out to us at 0151 228 3900. We’re here to provide care and comfort whenever you need it.

Today is the start of Mental Health Awareness Week and the sun has been shining, but sunny weather doesn’t always mean y...
11/05/2026

Today is the start of Mental Health Awareness Week and the sun has been shining, but sunny weather doesn’t always mean you feel okay, and that’s completely valid.

Grief, stress, anxiety and overwhelm don’t disappear just because the weather is brighter. Some days can still feel heavy, and it’s important to remember you don’t have to pretend otherwise.

Be gentle with yourself. Self-care doesn’t have to be big gestures, sometimes it’s taking a quiet moment, getting some fresh air, reaching out to someone you trust, or simply allowing yourself to feel what you feel.

If you’re struggling, support is there. The Samaritans are available 24/7 for anyone who needs someone to listen 📞 116 123

You matter. Always. 💚

This week marks , a national campaign led by Hospice UK that encourages open, honest conversations around death, dying,...
05/05/2026

This week marks , a national campaign led by Hospice UK that encourages open, honest conversations around death, dying, and grief.

The 2026 theme, ‘Let's talk about death and dying’ aims to break down the stigma and taboo of talking about death and dying.

27% of people find it hard to talk about death with family or friends, and 30% bottle their feelings up. If we don’t talk about death and dying and bereavement, it can be harder to cope when we experience it. Death, dying and bereavement affect us all. This Dying Matters Awareness Week let's focus on the importance of conversations about death and dying. Because Talking about Dying Matters.

Find out more about this year’s campaign and how to get involved:
https://hubs.ly/Q04fc_Fp0

🖤 Today is International Bereaved Mother's Day 🖤A day to honour and remember all mother's who have experienced the unima...
03/05/2026

🖤 Today is International Bereaved Mother's Day 🖤

A day to honour and remember all mother's who have experienced the unimaginable loss of a child - whether through miscarriage, stillbirth, infancy, or later in life.

Grief has no timeline, and this day is a reminder that every mother’s pain, love, and memories matter. You are not alone, and your child is never forgotten.

If you’re supporting someone through loss today, a small act of kindness or a listening ear can mean the world.

This Earth Day, we’re reflecting on how we can remember loved ones in ways that are both meaningful and mindful of the w...
22/04/2026

This Earth Day, we’re reflecting on how we can remember loved ones in ways that are both meaningful and mindful of the world around us 🌿

If you’re looking for a thoughtful tribute, here are some gentle, eco-conscious ideas that honour both memory and nature:

🌳 Plant a tree
Create a lasting, living tribute that grows over time — a place to visit, reflect, and remember.

🫧 Choose bubbles over balloons
A beautiful, symbolic gesture that’s kinder to the environment while still creating a special moment.

🌸 Scatter petals
Let nature carry your tribute — a simple and peaceful way to say goodbye in a meaningful location.

🌼 Sow wildflower seeds
Bring life, colour, and biodiversity to a space while creating a lasting natural memorial.

🪨 Leave a pebble message
Write a memory or message on a stone and leave it somewhere meaningful — a quiet, personal tribute.

Even the smallest acts can leave a lasting impact. This Earth Day, we’re reminded that remembrance and care for the planet can go hand in hand. 💚

You may have seen recent coverage in the news about a funeral director in Hull who has pleaded guilty to serious offence...
09/04/2026

You may have seen recent coverage in the news about a funeral director in Hull who has pleaded guilty to serious offences, including failing to ensure proper burials and misleading families about the ashes they received. The case has understandably caused significant distress and concern for many people.

Stories like this are deeply troubling and do not reflect the standards that families should expect from our profession.

In light of recent events, our practices, procedures, and facilities have been subject to inspection involving representatives from the Ministry of Justice.

We want to reassure our clients and community that we are committed to the highest levels of care, dignity, and professionalism at all times. Every person entrusted to us is treated with respect, and every family is supported with compassion.

At a time when families need reassurance the most, we remain dedicated to doing things properly.

For over 100 years, Craven Funeral Directors has served Liverpool's communities with compassion and integrity. Discover ...
08/04/2026

For over 100 years, Craven Funeral Directors has served Liverpool's communities with compassion and integrity.

Discover our commitment to providing the farewell your loved one deserves >> https://hubs.ly/Q048LRjJ0

As we head into Easter weekend please know that although our branches will be closed, our team remains available 24/7 to...
02/04/2026

As we head into Easter weekend please know that although our branches will be closed, our team remains available 24/7 to assist you should you need us.

If you need immediate support, don't hesitate to reach out to us at 0151 228 3900. We’re here to provide care and comfort whenever you need it.

Wishing you peace and solace this Easter weekend. 🤍

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Craven Lodge, Broadgreen Road
Liverpool
L135SG

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+441512283900

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