Simon Barningham Funeral Directors

Simon Barningham Funeral Directors At Simon Barningham Funeral Directors, we have been helping local families at one of the most difficult times since 1880.

The business that became Simon Barningham Funeral Directors was founded by Mr Henry Ingram at Goldsworth Road. Simon Barningham Funeral Directors was established before the First World War by Ernest Bagshaw. Simon Barningham’s uncle bought the funeral business and Simon himself joined straight from school. To talk to us about planning a funeral, please come and see us, or arrange a home visit. We’re also available 24 hours a day on the phone.

You don’t need to wait until a difficult moment to speak with a Funeral Arranger. You can meet with one at any time to g...
28/04/2026

You don’t need to wait until a difficult moment to speak with a Funeral Arranger. You can meet with one at any time to gently talk through your wishes and have them written down and safely kept at the funeral home.

This simple, thoughtful step can give peace of mind, to you and the people you love, knowing your choices are understood and recorded.

A compassionate conversation today can ease tomorrow’s burdens.

Call on 01748 821616 to discuss leaving your wishes.

Stan planned his funeral, so his family had one less thing to worry about.   ✔️You can record your personal wishes   ✔️Y...
27/04/2026

Stan planned his funeral, so his family had one less thing to worry about.

✔️You can record your personal wishes
✔️You can pay in full or by monthly instalments (terms apply)
✔️Our experienced team will offer support, so you choose the plan that’s right for you

With Choice you can Save £150 on all our plans until 10th May 2026. Quote SAVE150

If you’d like to find out more, pop into branch for a chat or visit our website here: https://www.simonbarningham.co.uk/prepaid-plans/

Before the day of the funeral arrives, your Funeral Arranger works carefully to ensure everything is thoughtfully prepar...
24/04/2026

Before the day of the funeral arrives, your Funeral Arranger works carefully to ensure everything is thoughtfully prepared.

By liaising with suppliers, arranging the correct paperwork, and ensuring plans are clearly communicated to the funeral team, they help create a smooth, respectful experience on the day itself so you can focus on what really matters.

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Your wishes matter and a Funeral Arranger will always do their best to honour them. Whether it’s choosing the day and ti...
22/04/2026

Your wishes matter and a Funeral Arranger will always do their best to honour them. Whether it’s choosing the day and time of the service, arranging transport, planning the order of service, selecting flowers, or organising the wake, they’ll work to bring these details together beautifully.

And your requests don’t have to stop at the planning stage, they’re there for support during and even after the service.

Whether it’s the showering of rose petals or something simple, a little less  ‘ta-daaar’, you can: ✔️Set out your wishes...
20/04/2026

Whether it’s the showering of rose petals or something simple, a little less ‘ta-daaar’, you can:

✔️Set out your wishes in advance
✔️Reduce the number of decisions your family may need to make later

Now you can Save £150 on all Choice Funeral Plans until 10th May 2026. Quote SAVE150

If you’d like to find out more, pop into branch for a chat or visit our website here: https://www.simonbarningham.co.uk/prepaid-plans/

Planning a funeral can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to navigate it alone. A Funeral Arranger takes the time to ...
20/04/2026

Planning a funeral can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to navigate it alone. A Funeral Arranger takes the time to truly understand your needs, gently offering information that helps you make confident decisions during a tender moment.

They will gently guide you through the options available to you, helping you understand the costs and requirements, and create a farewell which suits you.

Your Funeral Arranger will also help you navigate the forms, processes and regulations which surround a funeral, so you don’t need to figure it out on your own.

A Funeral Arranger is often the first caring voice a family hears after contacting a Funeral Home. They listen with empa...
17/04/2026

A Funeral Arranger is often the first caring voice a family hears after contacting a Funeral Home. They listen with empathy, offer guidance, and help shape the first steps of a meaningful farewell.

From supporting your choices to working closely with Funeral Directors and managing important details behind the scenes, they’re there to help this difficult time feel a little lighter.

Our team is always here to support you and can be contacted 24 hours a day by telephone.

SAVE £150 on all Choice Funeral Plans and now our offer is extended until 10 May 2026 A Unique Farewell. One of the grea...
16/04/2026

SAVE £150 on all Choice Funeral Plans and now our offer is extended until 10 May 2026

A Unique Farewell. One of the greatest gifts you can give is peace of mind for your family and friends. A simple step today can make a big difference tomorrow — giving your family clarity, comfort, and the space to focus on what truly matters.

✔️Ease the emotional and practical burden on your family
✔️Remove uncertainty by setting out your wishes in advance
✔️Avoid last minute decisions during a difficult time
✔️Provide clarity and reassurance for the people you care about
✔️Make a compassionate choice that supports your loved ones
✔️A simple plan today helps protect your family’s tomorrow

If you’d like to find out more, pop into branch for a chat

April is Stress Awareness Month and we’re gently reminding ourselves to pause, breathe, and reconnect with what brings u...
09/04/2026

April is Stress Awareness Month and we’re gently reminding ourselves to pause, breathe, and reconnect with what brings us peace. Together, let’s embrace a hearted approach, one rooted in kindness, empathy, and genuine community care.

How We Can Support Each Other This Month:

Share Small Acts of Kindness
A warm smile, a thoughtful message, or simply showing someone you’re listening can brighten their entire day.

Prioritise SelfNourishment
Rest, restore, and treat yourself with the same gentleness you offer others. Selfcare strengthens us all.

Stay Connected
Stress feels lighter when we support one another. Reach out, check in, and build a kinder, more compassionate community, together.

As we move through Stress Awareness Month, may we each take one small, loving step toward greater calm and connection.

What’s one gentle act of kindness you can offer today?

Planning ahead can bring real peace of mind With a Choice Funeral Plan, you can pay towards your funeral in advance and ...
23/03/2026

Planning ahead can bring real peace of mind

With a Choice Funeral Plan, you can pay towards your funeral in advance and take comfort in knowing everything is taken care of when the time comes.

✔ One less worry for the future
✔ More certainty today
✔ Ease future stress

SAVE £150 on Choice Funeral Plans

If you'd like to find out more, pop into branch for a chat.

SAVE £150 on all Choice Funeral Plans   Supporting Loved Ones   One of the greatest gifts you can give is peace of mind ...
16/03/2026

SAVE £150 on all Choice Funeral Plans

Supporting Loved Ones

One of the greatest gifts you can give is peace of mind for your family and friends.

A simple step today can make a big difference tomorrow — giving your family clarity, comfort, and the space to focus on what truly matters.

✔️Ease the emotional and practical burden on your family
✔️Remove uncertainty by setting out your wishes in advance
✔️Avoid last minute decisions during a difficult time
✔️Provide clarity and reassurance for the people you care about
✔️Make a compassionate choice that supports your loved ones
✔️A simple plan today helps protect your family’s tomorrow

SAVE £150 on all Choice Funeral Plans   A Unique Farewell. One of the greatest gifts you can give is peace of mind for y...
10/03/2026

SAVE £150 on all Choice Funeral Plans

A Unique Farewell. One of the greatest gifts you can give is peace of mind for your family and friends. A simple step today can make a big difference tomorrow — giving your family clarity, comfort, and the space to focus on what truly matters.

✔️Ease the emotional and practical burden on your family
✔️Remove uncertainty by setting out your wishes in advance
✔️Avoid last minute decisions during a difficult time
✔️Provide clarity and reassurance for the people you care about
✔️Make a compassionate choice that supports your loved ones
✔️A simple plan today helps protect your family’s tomorrow

If you’d like to find out more, pop into branch for a chat.

Sending warm thoughts to you and your loved ones this season.May you find moments of comfort, peace, and gentle reflecti...
25/12/2025

Sending warm thoughts to you and your loved ones this season.

May you find moments of comfort, peace, and gentle reflection during this time of year.

During the festive season our teams will be fully contactable by telephone 24 hours a day.

Being proactive.Grief can be isolating and it’s tempting to stay at home over the cold Christmas period. But it’s import...
17/12/2025

Being proactive.

Grief can be isolating and it’s tempting to stay at home over the cold Christmas period. But it’s important to get yourself out of the house to prevent isolation. A winter walk for some fresh air could be a good way to relieve anxiety.

Focussing on the needs of others is a very rewarding experience and encourages you to engage with different people. For that reason, volunteering is a good way to help cope with grief. It also allows those who want to skip the festivities an opportunity to feel good during Christmas.

Grab you Christmas Jumper to help raise funds for good causes.Grab your quirkiest, cosiest jumper and join schools, work...
11/12/2025

Grab you Christmas Jumper to help raise funds for good causes.

Grab your quirkiest, cosiest jumper and join schools, workplaces, and friends to spread cheer while supporting charities like Save the Children.

Wear it. Share it. Make a difference.

TraditionsMany of us practice annual Christmas traditions. When you’re grieving it may help to create new ones to honour...
10/12/2025

Traditions

Many of us practice annual Christmas traditions. When you’re grieving it may help to create new ones to honour the one you have lost. Eating their favourite meal, listening to their favourite song or visiting their final resting place are all good ways to continue to feel close to them during the festive season.

Alternatively, keeping up old traditions can bring comfort but don’t feel pressured to celebrate ‘as normal’. Take your time and do what feels right for you.

Writing a Christmas card to someone who’s grieving can be tough. Many of us worry about finding the “right” words to say...
08/12/2025

Writing a Christmas card to someone who’s grieving can be tough.

Many of us worry about finding the “right” words to say. Cruse Bereavement Support has created a helpful guide with tips, like:

• Avoid generic messages like ‘Happy/Merry Christmas’.
• Leave out any mention of their grief for the person they’ve lost.
• Acknowledge their loss by saying, ‘I know this year has been difficult, and this Christmas might feel different.’

For more guidance on what to say to those grieving this holiday season, visit: https://www.cruse.org.uk/christmas/what-to-say-at-christmas/

Let’s spread kindness and compassion this Christmas.

This month we will be exploring how to handle grief at Christmas.Connecting with others.People mourn in different someti...
05/12/2025

This month we will be exploring how to handle grief at Christmas.

Connecting with others.

People mourn in different sometimes conflicting ways. Talk with your friends and family about remembering your loved one in a way which suits everybody. Once you know how everyone feels it may be easier to move forward and celebrate Christmas.

Reminiscing on shared memories with others can help people connect during difficult times and might help bring happiness over the festive period.

Try not to bottle up your feelings and don’t feel ashamed to ask for help.

After the service.Attend the wake if invited, it’s a chance to share memories and support the family. You don’t need to ...
26/11/2025

After the service.

Attend the wake if invited, it’s a chance to share memories and support the family. You don’t need to stay long; your presence is what matters.

Send a thoughtful message if you can’t attend, a handwritten note or message expressing sympathy will likely be appreciated.

It is with great pride that we announce Divisional Operations Director Phil Barr's graduation from Coventry University, ...
24/11/2025

It is with great pride that we announce Divisional Operations Director Phil Barr's graduation from Coventry University, where he has been awarded a Master of Business Administration degree with Distinction.

Michael G Ryan Son & Daughters Funeral Directors were proud to sponsor the Teacher of the Year award at the South Wales ...
20/11/2025

Michael G Ryan Son & Daughters Funeral Directors were proud to sponsor the Teacher of the Year award at the South Wales Community Awards 2025.

Michael George Ryan, Business Principal, attended the event on 23rd October and presented the Teacher of the Year award to Sarah Raison of Mynydd Haf School.

Michael said: "It's amazing to be a part of, support and play an important role in such a fabulous community event and I certainly felt proud to see all of their achievements."

A huge congratulations to Sarah Raison along with all the other winners!

Interacting with Others.Offer condolences gently. A simple “I’m sorry for your loss” goes a long way. Avoid clichés or t...
19/11/2025

Interacting with Others.

Offer condolences gently. A simple “I’m sorry for your loss” goes a long way. Avoid clichés or trying to fix grief, just be present.

Respect personal space. Some mourners may want quiet reflection. Be sensitive to emotional cues and avoid overwhelming anyone.

CT Hull Funeral Service Joins the Funeral Partners Family We are pleased to formally welcome CT Hull Funeral Service of ...
14/11/2025

CT Hull Funeral Service Joins the Funeral Partners Family

We are pleased to formally welcome CT Hull Funeral Service of Poulton-le-Fylde into the Funeral Partners family of businesses.

Established in the 1950s by Tommy Hull, CT Hull Funeral Service has built a longstanding reputation for professionalism, compassion, and dedicated service to the local community. The business has remained a proud family enterprise, with Tommy’s son Chris Hull initially providing the continuity and now daughter Claire and son Chris continuing to play an active role in its day-to-day operations. Daughter Claire joined the business in 2005 and remains a key member of the team. Son Chris has also worked with The Football League and England team during his career along with the funeral business.

Over the years, Chris’s wife Catherine Hull has provided invaluable support, often being the first point of contact for families in need. The team also includes Rebecca, a trusted and experienced funeral director who shares the Hull family's commitment to delivering the highest standards of care.

In the coming months, CT Hull Funeral Service will be relocating to purpose-built premises in Poulton, designed to enhance the level of care and comfort provided to families. This move marks an exciting new chapter for the business, while preserving the values and traditions that have defined its service for generations.

We are honoured to support CT Hull Funeral Service as they continue to serve their community with integrity, compassion, and professionalism. We look forward to working in partnership with the Hull family and their team, ensuring that their legacy remains at the heart of everything they do.

Some of our branches created moving displays to show solidarity with participants in remembering the service of all who ...
13/11/2025

Some of our branches created moving displays to show solidarity with participants in remembering the service of all who fought in World War I and the families who supported them.

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