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Water cremation in the UK: is it legal?
Water cremation is now legal in Scotland. But you can’t have one yet, because no one has opened a
Pure Cremation’s new mortuary facility in York
Recent press articles have talked about Pure Cremation’s new mortuary plans, to build a
Why robins could be a rarer sight this Christmas
For many of us, a robin in the garden feels extra special. There's a long-held belief that when a
Funeral regulation is coming: what the Government's announcement means
On 1 September 2026, the Government told Parliament it will bring forward comprehensive proposals
Scattering ashes at sea: a UK guide
Choosing to scatter a loved one's ashes at sea is often a deeply personal decision. It might
Funeral attire for women: what to wear
Working out what to wear to a funeral can feel like one more thing to worry about at an already
Eulogy vs obituary: what's the difference?
Losing someone you love is never easy, and knowing how to honour them can bring its own questions.
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How recycling metals from cremations benefits charities
At Pure Cremation, we believe in finding ways to make a positive difference wherever we can.
Does pure cremation affect grief? What the research really says
One of the questions people have when considering a pure cremation is: Will it make grief harder?
Funeral regulation in the UK: Why the law needs to change
Most of us, if asked, would say funeral directors must be licensed. It feels like common sense.
