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Cornwall Funeral Services Independent Family Funeral Directors with Funeralhomes in Redruth, Truro and Newlyn In 2020 we moved to our new premises in Higher Fore Street, Redruth.

Cornwall Funeral Services takes pride in offering a dignified and professional service, with a strong focus on family values. We call ourselves the CFS family and we very much adopt this ideal in every way - well, actually, some of us are related and a number of the other members of the team are just like family. Our Directors: Scott & Matt Watters & Morgan Court, have a bond from many years of relationships allowing us to offer the reassuring support people need at the difficult time when a loved one has passed away. This is more accessible as we have our own parking and has allowed us to upgrade our facilities further including having our own chapel for families to say their farewell if they wish.

We are proud members of our community here at Cornwall Funeral Services - with our backgrounds across multiple areas, we...
28/10/2026

We are proud members of our community here at Cornwall Funeral Services - with our backgrounds across multiple areas, we love to support where and when we can.

Our director David Maddern has been involved in the rugby world for many years, turning out for a number of clubs and still likes to support grassroots rugby.

When Redruth Albany were in need of balls, their player and our team member Jordan Heather came and spoke to David - we helped supply brand new balls to help them train and fulfill fixtures for the rest of the season.

We’re proud to support Redruth Albany RFC and wish them well for the rest of the season with their new equipment!

Pictured are Albany captain Connor Parrott and David in front of the rest of the playing squad.

27/10/2026
💙 Today, we're celebrating something a little different! 💙Today is a very special day for one of our own, as Morgan, one...
18/10/2026

💙 Today, we're celebrating something a little different! 💙

Today is a very special day for one of our own, as Morgan, one of our Funeral Directors, and his partner Stella celebrate the christening of their first child, William Edward Court. ⛪💙

Whilst our work is often centred around supporting families through some of life's most difficult moments, today we're celebrating one of life's happiest milestones — a day filled with love, family, friends and precious memories.

From all of us here at CFS, we'd like to wish William a wonderful christening day and send our love and best wishes to Morgan, Stella and their family.

Do you remember when every town had its own little shops?The butcher. The baker. The newsagent. The hardware shop. The s...
28/09/2026

Do you remember when every town had its own little shops?

The butcher. The baker. The newsagent. The hardware shop. The sweet shop. The café where everyone knew your name.

Many have disappeared over the years as the way we shop has changed.

But ask someone about their childhood shopping trips and they'll often remember exactly where their mum bought the bread, where Dad stopped for a newspaper or where they spent their pocket money.

Tell us about a shop from your childhood that you still remember.

Bonus points if you can remember the name!

Planning ahead isn't morbid.In fact, we'd argue that it's one of the kindest things you can do for your family.Nobody kn...
23/09/2026

Planning ahead isn't morbid.

In fact, we'd argue that it's one of the kindest things you can do for your family.

Nobody knows when the time will come. But making a few decisions now can save your family from having to make them later.

You might simply want to write down:
• Burial or cremation
• Your preferred funeral director
• Favourite music
• Who you'd like to be involved
• Whether you'd prefer flowers or donations
• Any particular wishes you have

You don't have to arrange everything. You don't even have to make every decision...

Just start the conversation.

Your family may thank you for it one day!

Sometimes it's the smallest possessions that become the most precious after someone dies.An old watch. A favourite mug. ...
20/09/2026

Sometimes it's the smallest possessions that become the most precious after someone dies.

An old watch. A favourite mug. A handwritten recipe. A fishing rod. A toolbox. A piece of jewellery. A photograph.

They might not have been worth much financially.

But their value isn't measured in pounds.

They're reminders.

Little pieces of a person that remain with us.

What's something you have kept because it reminds you of someone special?

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85 Higher Fore Street
Redruth
TR152AR

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