Resomation Founder, Sandy Sullivan was delighted to meet the new Chair of The Cremation Society, Professor Hilary Grainger OBE.  Resomation were exhibiting at Cremation and Burial Communication Education (CBCE) event from Monday 1st to Wednesday 3rdJuly at the Hilton, Ageas Bowl in Southampton, UK. The event was well attended and provided an update on the latest news in the sector. Pictured are...

Resomation hosted it’s largest Open Day to date at the end of June at it’s Leeds manufacturing facility.  Over 45 registered, attending the 2 sessions run across the morning and afternoon.   There was a good mix of attendees from across the funeral industry including funeral directors, crematoriums, celebrants and council members who were extremely positive about the event and...

Resomation are exhibiting at Cremation and Burial Communication Education (CBCE) event from Monday 1st to Wednesday 3rd July at the Hilton, Ageas Bowl in Southampton, UK.   This event will provide attendees with the most up-to-date and relevant information to the sector. Relevant speakers will provide the latest progress reports on the key issues facing the sector and will ensure attendees...

Those people who have been watching the BBC drama Years and Years, will have seen the latest episode showing a funeral by water cremation.

Good Death Week takes place every year in May with events held across the country. It gives individuals and organisations the opportunity to promote the positives of living in a society where people can be open about dying, death and bereavement.

Wednesday 26th June 2019 Resomation Ltd Beechwood Street, Stanningley, Leeds, LS28 6PT (Easy access by Road and Rail)   To find out more information on the process, view a Resomation system and find out the latest about water cremation in the UK please come along. 10:00-12:00 Joint Lunch buffet 13:00-1500   If you would like […]

Resomation Managing Director, Howard Pickard, addressed the Association for Public Service Excellence (APSE) Cemeteries and Crematoria seminar on Thursday 11th April in Birmingham.

Elizabeth Oakes said the 'green burial' procedure is more eco friendly than standard flame cremation