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Athletic gardeners at The Downs raised £559 for charity.
Athletic gardeners run marathon
The gardeners from The Downs Crematorium, Brighton, ran 26 miles in the New Forest Marathon in September raising £559 for Chestnut Tree House Children's Hospice.
The hospice is part of the Children's Hospices UK network, a national charity that gives support to children with terminal illnesses and are Dignity's corporate charity for 2010/11.
After declaring "Never again!" at the finish line, Chris, Andy and Paul were planning their next run by the time they had finished a few well-earned drinks.
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Bishop officially opens Wyre Forest Crematorium
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Crematorium remembers war victims
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Crematorium Garden of the Year
The winning team at Lancaster & Morecambe Crematorium receive their award from Dignity chief executive, Mike McCollum.
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Bishop officially opens Mendip Crematorium
On Wednesday 8th June the Bishop of Taunton, the Right Reverend Peter Maurice, officially opened the new Mendip Crematorium at Shepton Mallet.
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Dignity invests over £3m in Weston Super Mare Crematorium
Dignity will invest over £3m to improve the facilities at Weston Super Mare Crematorium
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Dignity Newsletter: 14th June 2011
The new crematorium and cemetery is anticipated to open in the autumn of 2011.