Manor House Funeral Directors

09/01/2026

Lovely card from the late Ernie Waugh’s family ❤️

24/12/2025

Wishing all our Manor House families a very merry Christmas and a happy new year. We will always be here for you ❤️🎄

22/12/2025

With Christmas approaching just remember to stay safe. Drink responsibly and get home safe! As in the photo JUST THINK! It happens. Stay safe from the Manor House Team ❤️

19/12/2025

Lovely little Christmas card from Bexhill academy ❤️

12/12/2025

The Manor House team are the proud sponsors of each mind matters. The only funeral directors in Sunderland to have the sponsorship. Why have we chose to be the sponsor?

Doing what we do we see the aftermath of what effects this can have on your loved one’s left behind. The heartache and hurt. Not to mention the guilt.

Everyone’s question.. why ? ? When it’s too late.

Just remember loved ones are there to talk to.

Here at Manor House we are always here 24 hours a day. Whether it’s in person or over the phone. Our door is always open. Pop in have a chat. Coffee or tea maybe a biscuit.

Remember you don’t have to do it alone. Speak up and let us help you in any possible way.

Don’t be afraid and speak up.

01918155400 ❤️💙💗💜💛💚🧡

03/12/2025

03/12/2025

This Sunday at Sunderland Crematorium will be our first Christmas Remembrance day of the year.
The doors of the main ceremony hall will be open from 12 noon till 4 pm.
There will be candle stands so that you may light a candle in memory of loved ones and also a book for written tributes.

Everyone welcome 🎄

16/11/2025

With the help of Manor House funeral directors. Helping St John Bosco school with harvest festival ❤️

When nine-year-old Daley learned about food banks in a school assembly he wanted to help – so he called in at our Boldon store with his mum Hayley to spend £100 of pocket money he'd saved to buy essential supplies for the foodbank at St Aidan's Catholic Academy.

Hayley, who shops at the store each week, said: "Daley is so kind-hearted he will do anything for anyone. We are so proud of him – he is amazing. He loved going round the store; it was like being on Supermarket Sweep! It's a lovely store."

When colleagues at the store heard of Daley's actions they invited him back in so they could give him a gift voucher and present to say thank you. The store's community champion Tracey said: "The store and food bank were so deeply moved by and proud of Daley's contribution. We were all in awe by the sheer amount of food he bought. He really is a local hero." And the school said: "Daley's generosity will make a real difference to families in our community. His kindness truly embodies the spirit of giving. Thank you for being an inspiration to us all."