Churcher & Tribbeck

02/04/2026

Our offices will be closed over the Easter Bank Holiday period.

However, please be assured that our dedicated team will still be available should you need our support during this time. If you need our assistance during the Bank Holiday please call us on the number below.

Wishing you all a calm and peaceful Easter, spent in whatever way feels right for you. 🐣💛

15/03/2026

Mother’s Day is traditionally a day of celebration. A time to show our love and gratitude for the incredible women in our lives.
It can be a day of bright flowers, shared laughter, and happy memories.

But we also know that for many, this day is tinged with a different set of emotions.

If you are navigating this day without your mother, or a mother figure who shaped your world, today can bring a unique sense of loss and longing.

We understand. At Churcher and Tribbeck we witness the legacy of mothers every day. We know that while life goes on, their absence is deeply felt.

• To those celebrating: Cherish every moment and every story.

• To those grieving: We see you. Your feelings are valid, and it is okay to sit with a mix of both joy and sadness today.

Let’s use today to celebrate motherhood in all its forms. The biological mothers, the grandmothers, the stepmothers, and all the women who stepped in when we needed them most.

However you choose to spend this day, may it be one of peace and reflection.

06/03/2026

As Mother’s Day approaches, we understand that this time of year can bring a mix of emotions.

Whether it is a day of celebration, reflection, or quiet remembrance, please know that our thoughts are with you.

To honor those special women who are no longer with us, we have placed our Remembrance Tree in our window.

We invite you to visit us at Churcher & Tribbeck to write a personal message on a memorial tag we have here, to be placed on the tree.

If you are unable to visit us in person but would still like a tag placed on the tree, please let us know and we will do this on your behalf. ❤️

05/02/2026

If you are having a difficult day, please remember you are not alone. Grief is not a linear journey, it doesn’t follow a schedule or a map.

Some days feel like a step forward, and others feel like a step back, and that is okay.

As A.A. Milne beautifully said: “Today is a difficult day.” And if today feels heavy, please know you don’t have to carry it by yourself.

Please be assured, we at Churcher and Tribbeck are here for you, not just during the service, but in the days and months that follow to offer support, care, and a listening ear whenever you may need it.
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26/01/2026

We are always so grateful for reviews, and we truly appreciate you taking the time to write in with thanks.

We’re pleased to hear that your loved one’s service went well and that the team provided the care and support you needed at this difficult time. ❤️

30/12/2025

As we approach the end of 2025, we recognise that the New Year can bring a wide range of emotions.

While it is often a time for celebration, it can also be a meaningful moment for reflection and for remembering those who are no longer with us.

Our thoughts are with all the families we have served throughout the past year, and with everyone in our community who begin this new chapter carrying a loved one in their heart. 🕯️

From all of us at Churcher & Tribbeck, we wish you peace, comfort, and hope as the New Year unfolds.

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Our office will be closed on 1st January and will re-open on the 2nd. Our dedicated team remains available 24/7 should you need us during this time.

☎️ 02392 580755

22/12/2025

18/12/2025

Churcher & Tribbeck would like to warmly welcome Emma to the team 🤍

Emma joins us with six years’ experience in the funeral industry and will likely be your first point of contact, offering a caring and compassionate presence from the moment you need it!

If you’re passing by, please do pop in and say hello, she’d love to meet you.

01/11/2025

🙏🏼 it's always appreciated when other motorists show a funeral cortege a moment of respect for that final journey

This morning, NAFD CEO Andrew Judd appeared on BBC Breakfast TV to discuss drivers cutting into funeral cortèges.

Andrew explained that while funerals have changed over 120 years, respect and dignity for the deceased never age. He reminded viewers that a cortège marks the final journey a person will ever take, and urged drivers to take a few moments to show empathy for grieving families.

He welcomed the chance to work with the Department for Transport so learner drivers understand why a procession moves slowly and that slowing down out of safety and respect, makes a real difference.

Andrew also noted that many motorists don’t realise they’re cutting into a cortège, and that plumes or flags, supplied by NAFD members, help identify these as special vehicles with a special purpose.

Watch the interview on BBC Breakfast (8:15am–8:25am) via https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer or catch the replay once uploaded.

15/06/2025

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I like to think all the Dads in heaven get to come down today and spend it with their precious ones. But you must invite them. Say their names, play their favourite music and tell that joke that made everyone groan. They will come. The thing about love is, it doesn’t die, you see. It places precious parts of souls in loved one’s hearts and that, that lasts an eternity. Much longer than we can imagine. So, if you are finding today hard, look for them in the moments… I believe they’re trying really hard to let you know, they’re still here.

Donna Ashworth
‘Loss’

27/02/2025

Wow what a lovely bespoke design Bloom on the Green Florist 😍

25/12/2024

Merry Christmas to you. Sending love to all those missing someone special and hope you find some comfort in remembering happy times spent together in days gone by x