Edwin Pounds & Sons

Edwin Pounds & Sons Edwin Pounds & Sons Funeral Directors Edwin Pounds & Sons Funeral Directors has been providing services within the local area for over 100 years.

Established in 1904, Edwin Pounds & Sons was mainly a farm but also incorporated being coal merchants and carriage proprietors. Providing horse & carriages to the local funeral directors. Edwin had eleven children, eight boys and three girls. All the boys worked within the business hence the name of Edwin Pounds & Sons. We also offer Choice Funeral Plans which enable you to record your personal wishes and pay towards your funeral in advance, which could provide peace of mind to you and your family. For more information on Choice Funeral Plans, speak to our friendly team or visit https://www.edwinpoundsandsons.co.uk/prepaid-plans/

If you would like to talk to us about planning a funeral, or our Choice plan, please come and see us, or we can arrange a home visit. We’re also available 24 hours a day on the phone.

During a Service.Keep devices off or on silent. Avoid texting or taking photos. Try to focus on being present and respec...
12/11/2025

During a Service.
Keep devices off or on silent. Avoid texting or taking photos. Try to focus on being present and respectful.
Follow the lead of others. Watch for cues from the family or officiant. Stand, sit, or participate when appropriate, even if you're unfamiliar with the customs.

Cleaner required at our Greengates Branch. For more information please clink on the link.
12/11/2025

Cleaner required at our Greengates Branch. For more information please clink on the link.

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This month we will be exploring the dos and don’ts of attending a funeral. Before the Funeral.Dress with respect. Choose...
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This month we will be exploring the dos and don’ts of attending a funeral.
Before the Funeral.
Dress with respect. Choose modest, dark clothing unless told otherwise. Aim for neat and understated. In the UK it is traditional to wear black but be aware that some religions and cultures favour different colours for mourning.
Plan to arrive 10–15 minutes before the service begins. It shows respect and avoids disrupting the ceremony.

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Take care of yourself.

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It's not selfish to look after yourself—you deserve to heal, and these small steps can make a big difference.

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Understand the stages of grief.

Grief is complex, but understanding the five stages: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance can help.

Recognising where you are in this process can make sense of your emotions and reassure you that you are making progress, even if it feels slow.

Let's talk mental health.World mental health day is an opportunity to talk about your mental health and make space for o...
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Let's talk mental health.

World mental health day is an opportunity to talk about your mental health and make space for others to do the same.

Starting a conversation isn't always easy, whether you’re opening up or checking in on a loved one.

If you’re sharing, choose someone you trust and a comfortable space. Be prepared for their reaction—give them time to process.

If you're listening, give them your full attention, ask questions, and ask how you can help.

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New Line, Greengates
Bradford
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