15th January 2020. As a new year and decade are now upon us, it’s refreshing to look back at 2019 to see how we performed as a business and how our service benefitted the families that we provide funeral services for.  Forming in early 2018, we are still a relatively young business but from the outset we had experience of the Funeral services profession and a vision to offer funeral services within Worcestershire, that offered choice and transparency of costs.  The variety of Funeral Services that we offer, has enabled families to choose to spend as much or as little

12th November, 2019. As the only independent family owned funeral director in Pershore, Upton and Worcester, Jackson Family Funeral Directors are proud to provide a sensitive and highly professional service to our local community which means so much to us all. Our business is owned and run by family, keeping family values at the forefront of everything that we do, which means that we are always here for you, 24 hours a day. The passing of a loved one can be a shocking, unnerving event for any family to deal with, and as such we believe that there needs to

On Friday 6th September, Jackson Family Funeral Directors will be holding a Charity Coffee Morning at their Worcester branch in Barbourne, to raise money for West Mercia Women’s Aid. The Charity Coffee morning which starts at 10am, aims to bring together the local community to support West Mercia Women’s Aid in a relaxed coffee morning, where cakes will be on sale and all proceeds raised will go to the charity. West Mercia Women’s Aid, whose local office is based in Worcester, are one of Jackson Family Funeral Directors chosen charities for 2019. Carrying out vital work across the region to

After reading the recent news of the misery left behind by the break-in at Upton Rugby Club this week, local funeral directors Jackson’s have donated an eight-unit CCTV system to prevent such an event happening again. Apprentice electrician, Matt Dunwell, saw his work tools stolen in the raid overnight between Saturday and Sunday, plus extensive damage was created inside the club which saw the bar flooded with two barrels worth of beer and 25-30 bottles of spirits were also stolen. Yesterday Mark Campion, Operations Director at Upton’s branch of Jackson Family Funeral Directors visited Matt at the club and presented