As what would normally be in-person events look to be taking place online for the foreseeable future, Becky considers how online events can increase their connection with their audiences…
The Art of Online Gathering
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A response to ‘Woman’s Hour’
BBC Radio 4 produced ‘On death and dying’ this week for ‘Woman’s Hour’ – Becky shares her thoughts on the programme…
A different perspective – the impact of female-led media
Ahead of International Women’s Day on 8 March, Becky reflects on how her decision to consume a greater amount of female-produced media has impacted her work…
Freeman Brothers Funeral Directors at the 2019 National Funeral Exhibition
The Freeman Brothers team recently attended the National Funeral Exhibition – find out about their experiences here
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Freeman Brothers Funeral Directors was first established in 1855. Today, the company is still based in its original office in Horsham, as well as having added a further three branches across the county – in Billingshurst, Crawley and Hurstpierpoint. As we approach two...
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