The Green Funeral Services

06/12/2025

If anyone is interested in this please make sure you book, details in the photo xx

10/11/2025

If any families are attending and they would like help sending a photo please pop in the office and we will send it for you
Eileen & Tina xx

08/11/2025

Gail’s family have allowed us to share her funeral details
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17/10/2025

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Loss and grief can be incredibly hard to cope with and that's why we provide dedicated bereavement support here at the charity. If you've suffered from the loss of a loved one, we're here for you. Come along, grab a brew and have a chat. 2nd Tuesday of the month and 4th Thursday of the month. Please call or email for more info and to book with us.

04/09/2025

The family of Ann Sutcliffe wish to announce her sad passing on 1st September 2025.
Ann passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by her loving family.
A loving Wife, Mum, Nana, Great Nana, Sister, Auntie and friend to all her knew her.
Her funeral service will be held at Dukinfield Crematorium on Tuesday 16th September 2025 at 1.30 p.m.
Ann loved gardening and flowers, so please feel free to wear a splash of colour or something floral.
Family flowers only, but if you would like to offer a donation to Willow Wood Hospice in memory of Ann there will be a donation box on the day.
All enquiries to The Green Funeral Services, 121 Haughton Green Road, Haughton Green, Denton, Manchester, M34 7PW. 0161 335 0138.

05/07/2025

Alison Swindells one of our much loved Funeral Celebrants xx
Alison Swindells Funeral Celebrant

11/11/2024

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30/10/2024

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A PATCHWORK quilt created in memory of those lost to su***de is going on display in Tameside

Speak Their Name is a Greater Manchester su***de memorial quilt made of 54 unique squares, each one lovingly created by someone bereaved by su***de.

It will be on display at Ashton Library, not only in remembrance to everyone lost to su***de, but also to raise awareness of the impact of su***de and the benefits of peer support and creative activities.

Workshops, activities and information stands are running alongside the exhibition to highlight mental health, bereavement and peer support as well as other support services available in Tameside.

Tameside Council Executive Member for Public Health Cllr Tafheen Sharif said: “The quilt helps to highlight the human stories and personal impact of su***de. It’s powerful and poignant, and I hope it will help people to reflect on their own lives, loved ones and their mental health and wellbeing.

“I encourage people to come along to see the quilt but also think about getting involved in the drop in sessions that run alongside it and investigate the support available to them and their friends and families.”

The exhibition, organised by Tameside Council as part of the Greater Manchester ‘Shining a Light on Su***de’ campaign, runs from 4 to 15 November 2024.

The following free public drop in and activities will run alongside the exhibition:

4 November
10.30am-12.30pm
Mentell, HealthWatch and the Samaritans Tameside information drop-in

7 November
10am-12pm
Welfare Rights information drop-in

8 November
12.30-2.30pm
Anthony Seddon Fund and Survivors of Bereavement by Su***de information drop-in

12 November
10.30am-12.30pm
Onward Homes Lads Against Depression and Su***de birdbox making activity

13 November
10.30am-12.30pm
Change Grow Live (CGL) information drop in highlight support for substance misuse
1p-3pm
Tameside Oldham and Glossop MIND drop in highlighting mental health support for young people

14 November
10am-12pm
Welfare Rights information drop in

15 November
12.30-2.30pm
Safe Tameside information drop in on mental health support

15 November
11am-7pm
Academy HQ, Stalybridge
Never Walk Alone bereavement event, focused around breaking the stigma that comes with talking to people who have lost someone and coming together to raise awareness and provide support. All welcome.

07/10/2024

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There's a robin on my fence today,
A feather by my feet
A heart-shaped leaf that blows along
Beside me down the street

Your song played on the radio
This morning in the car
And just last night I could've sworn
I saw a shooting star

The sun and rain are dancing
Making rainbows in the sky
And on the slightest breeze I watch
A butterfly go by

And people might say these are not
The signs I know they are
That it is just coincidence
Your song played in the car

That it is just the sky
And it is just the birds and breeze
A little windy weather
And the nature of the trees

But there is nothing little
About the way they make me feel
The sense of peace they carry
Is both comforting and real

Because it's just one song
And just one butterfly and bird
Just one star and just one leaf
In one enormous world

And so the probability
Of noticing it all
Is close to nearly nothing;
Almost infinitely small

And that is how I know
That when that leaf floats into view
It isn't a coincidence,
But a sign of love from you

So keep on shooting stars to me,
Keep playing me your song
Whilst you dance atop the rainbows
And blow heart-shaped leaves along

Yes, keep on sending signs my love
I'll always look around
For your butterflies on breezes
And your feathers on the ground

~ Becky Hemsley Poetry

~ Image by Janella Sillito

10/06/2024