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Recent Posts

  • Scottish Government – request to stop using outside speakers at crematoria
  • England – new restrictions under the three tier lockdown system
  • Scottish Government – funeral services and funeral receptions/wakes exempt from new restrictions announced on 7th October
  • ICCM Director awarded MBE
  • Scottish Government – Carrying the Cords and Coffin, 7th October 2020
  • ICCM AGM 2020 – Thursday 12th November 2020 at 15.00, via Zoom
  • Scottish Government – letter from Joe FitzPatrick, Minister for Public Health, Sport and Wellbeing
  • Scottish Government – update on supplementary form for cremation applications – 17th September 2020
  • MHCLG – Public Health Funerals: good practice guidance
  • Nominations for ICCM Fellowship
  • Review of Charters for the Bereaved – Formation of a Working Group
  • Scottish Government – Funeral services remain limited to 20 people, but wakes to take place with 20 attendees in regulated venues
  • ICCM and Cruse – Loss and Bereavement Awareness Training
  • Scotland – Inspector of Cremation Annual Report: 1st April 2019 – 31st March 2020
  • Revised Covid-19: Guidance for Managing a Funeral During the Coronavirus Pandemic – 4th September 2020
  • DMAG – Lessons Learned
  • Competition and Markets Authority – provisional conclusions – updated 17th August
  • Crematoria in England and Wales – Policies
  • ICCM Webinars
  • Wellbeing during the Covid-19 Pandemic