Runners do the ‘Lodge Leap’ at Weybridge Running Festival

District Manager Bill Wilde with some of the winners More than 250 runners turned out at this year’s Weybridge Running Festival which was held in Whiteley Village, last Staurday 1st June. People from all walks of life – sportsmen, amateurs and fun-runners alike, joined forces to raise money for Whiteley Village, which provides almshouse accommodation to older people of limited means. The Festival features 3 m...

Lodge Brothers & Wickenden Re-Launch Their Ealing Branch

Lodge Brothers & Wickenden Funeral Directors in Ealing will be holding a Branch Re-Launch event next Tuesday 4th June. This follows an extensive branch refurbishment program and welcomes new members of staff. Lodge Brothers always work hard to support bereaved clients and their families, and are keen to help the grieving process in as many ways as possible. During the ceremony, there will be a balloon release to ...

WHITELEY VILLAGE – DATES FOR THE DIARY

Lodge Brothers branches in Walton-on-Thames & Weybridge are proud to be sponsors of a number of upcoming summer events at Whiteley Village, the first of which takes place this coming Saturday 1st June. Weybridge Running Festival, Saturday 1st June 10.30am-1.00pm, including the Alms Race and other fun events. For more details please visit the Whiteley Village website  http://whiteleyvillage.org.uk/the-alms-race....

Lodge Brothers & Wickenden Remembrance Rose Garden Launch

Lodge Brothers District Manager Paul Bye presents cheque to Emma Cartwright Lodge Brothers & Wickenden Funeral Directors in Brentford are fortunate to have use of a large garden at the front of their property, and on Tuesday 21st May around 30 invited guests came along to the branch to celebrate the launch of Lodge Brothers Brentford’s Remembrance Rose Garden. Clients were invited to sponsor a rosebush in ...

Jill Palmer of Lodge Brothers Windsor, Walks Morcambe Bay for Teenage Cancer

Jill with Diane Thompson braving the weather Knee/Thigh Deep in Morecambe Bay                   At 11am on a very wet Saturday morning, nearly 200 people joined together with Diane and Gary Thompson and their daughter Becky to walk across Morecombe Bay to raise money for Teenage Cancer (Christies Hospital Manchester). In 2008, The Thompsons lost their son Dean to the disea...