Claire Nutt Civil Funeral Celebrant

19/10/2021

The current excavation at Bootham Park football ground in York highlights the importance of thinking carefully about where you want your ashes to be buried.
There is no guarantee if you decide to have your remains buried in your favourite place that it will still be there in the future.
For some people to have their loved ones ashes dug back up could be extremely traumatic.

Historic England project aims to find ashes of fans buried at football ground slated for redevelopment

15/09/2021

This week I started training with Before I go solutions to become of End of Life Facilitator.
This will be an extension of my role as a Funeral Celebrant to help people create an end of life plan and prepare for a good death.

We're here to help you sort out your affairs before your loved ones have to... Jane Duncan Rogers, Before I Go Solutions Founder, is on a mission to have end of life plans become as commonplace as birth plans Take the Free Quiz Find out how prepared you are Want to get your own plan actually done? E...

04/07/2021

Iain and I were away in the Lake District this week and did lovely walk around Rydal Lake. As you can see it was very hilly.
Can you imagine carrying a coffin ⚰on this path?
This is the old coffin route which was used to carry coffins from St Oswald's Church, Grasmere which is about 2 miles.
There is a few of these around the country that were used to carry coffins from isolated villages to cemeteries with burial rights.