Goods Funeral Directors, Otley

11/11/2025

11/11/2025

On this day, we pause to reflect, remember, and give thanks.

11/11/2025

07/11/2025

Loved ones choose us, families rely on us.

Secure your future before 30th November and receive a £50 gift card with direct cremation or £150 with an attended plan

Learn more at www.dignityfuneralplans.co.ukor call 08082 586 880

07/11/2025

Introducing Caring with Confidence

At Dignity Funerals, we believe that care doesn’t end with a goodbye - it begins with how we support those who care every day.

That’s why we’ve partnered with Hospice UK to launch Caring with Confidence: a CPD-accredited training programme designed to empower nursing home staff with the tools, insight and emotional resilience needed to support grieving families and residents, and for themselves.

Through free, locally delivered training sessions, we’re helping care professionals feel confident, informed and supported - because no one should feel alone after a death, especially those who care for others.

📩 Nursing home teams: get in touch to book your seminar today
🔗 https://caringwithconfidence.org

31/10/2025

Today we honour Corporal Ian Plank, Royal Marines, who was tragically killed in action on 31st October 2003 during a Coalition operation in Iraq.

Our thoughts are with his family, friends, and brothers in arms. 💙

28/10/2025

Pop in for a chat and a cuppa with Sharon our Funeral plan consultant anytime

Plan ahead, protect your loved ones, and get rewarded.

Take out a funeral plan by 30th November and receive...

✨ £50 gift card with a direct cremation plan

✨ £150 gift card with an attended plan

Find out how: www.dignityfuneralplans.co.uk or call 08082 586 880

27/10/2025

Our volunteers are repairing the poppy cascade ready for hanging next Friday. Do look out for it and share photos of it when it’s up.

23/10/2025

At 102 years old, Sheila Pantin, who was one of the first to enter the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp after WW2, has been granted the Freedom of Harrogate.

Sheila joined the ATS at just 17 and, in 1945, was sent to Bergen-Belsen to care for women and children who had survived unthinkable horrors. “I shall smell that place to this day,” she said. "These poor women.”

Now, nearly 80 years later, Harrogate has honoured her “impossibly difficult work” and lifelong dedication to others. ❤️

Source: BBC News