Refurbishment given blessing at Royston funeral home
The team at Newlings Of Royston funeral directors - Credit: Archant
A blessing was arranged for a Royston funeral home after it underwent a complete refurbishment.
The event was held in the chapel of rest at Newlings of Royston, the independent family funeral home in Fish Hill.
The family business, which has been open in Royston since 1945, has undergone a complete transformation with new offices, a greeting room, a soft room for families to sit and compose themselves and a brand new reception area with new employee – receptionist Linda Findlay.
Taking part in the blessing were representatives from faith communities including the local clergy, civil celebrants and the Humanist Association, who joined Andrew Fuller and his team, together with Iris Newling.
Manager Andrew said: “This was a lovely celebration of the launch of our newly refurbished premises.
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“We are very proud of the service that we offer to local families and we feel that it is now even further enhanced.
“Thank you to all those who could come along and take part.”
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