Take the Holiday and Make the Memories
Take the Holiday and Make the Memories

June 12, 2025

In the busy pace of modern working life, it’s surprisingly common for people to miss out on their well-earned rest. According to YouGov (2022), around one in three UK employees don’t take all of their holiday entitlement. Globally, Expedia’s 2023 Vacation Deprivation Report found that over 50% of workers leave paid time off unused each […]

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When Love Ends in the Spotlight: Celebrity Breakups  
When Love Ends in the Spotlight: Celebrity Breakups  

June 7, 2025

This week, headlines lit up with the news that Dakota Johnson and Chris Martin have ended their nearly eight-year relationship. The couple, known for their private and low key romance, had previously managed to dispel numerous breakup rumours throughout their time together. Despite outward appearances of stability and commitment, reports indicate that two major conflicts […]

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When Celebration Turns to Tragedy
When Celebration Turns to Tragedy

May 28, 2025

There are moments in life that are meant to bring people together, moments of joy, unity, and pride. A trophy parade is one of those rare times when a city becomes one. This week, Liverpool was that city, coming together to celebrate a long-awaited Premier League win, an achievement that means everything to the club […]

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The Lack of Mental Health Support for Bereavement in the UK
The Lack of Mental Health Support for Bereavement in the UK

May 21, 2025

Losing a loved one is one of the hardest things anyone can go through. Grief affects people in many ways, including their mental health. Despite this, many people in the UK struggle to get the right support when they need it most. The Scale of Bereavement in the UK Every year, millions of people in […]

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The Power of Listening: Supporting the Bereaved with Compassion
The Power of Listening: Supporting the Bereaved with Compassion

May 21, 2025

When someone is bereaved, there is no magic phrase to make things better, no quick fix that can take away their pain. But one of the most powerful things we can do is offer them space to talk without judgement, without rushing to fill the silences, and without trying to ‘fix’ how they feel. Just […]

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The Importance of a Bereavement Policy in the Workplace
The Importance of a Bereavement Policy in the Workplace

May 21, 2025

Bereavement is an inevitable part of life, and its impact on employees can be immense. In the UK, it’s estimated that at any given time, one in ten employees is affected by bereavement (Child Bereavement UK). Despite this, many workplaces still lack formal bereavement policies, leaving employees without adequate support during one of the most […]

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The Role of Technology in Supporting Bereaved Individuals: How Workplaces Can Help
The Role of Technology in Supporting Bereaved Individuals: How Workplaces Can Help

May 21, 2025

Technology has transformed the way people navigate grief, offering new ways to find support, connection, and healing. Online bereavement forums and social media groups provide safe spaces for individuals to share their feelings and connect with others who have experienced similar losses. This can help reduce the sense of isolation that often comes with grief. […]

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The Rise of Knife Crime in the UK: A Growing Concern
The Rise of Knife Crime in the UK: A Growing Concern

May 21, 2025

Knife crime has become an increasingly pressing issue in the United Kingdom, with devastating consequences for individuals, families, and communities. Recent statistics paint an alarming picture. knife-related incidents have risen across all age groups, transcending demographic boundaries and affecting urban and rural areas alike. Media coverage often highlights the tragic outcomes of these crimes, such […]

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Workplace Bereavement Attends RHS Chelsea Flower Show
Workplace Bereavement Attends RHS Chelsea Flower Show

May 20, 2025

Workplace Bereavement was proud to attend the RHS Chelsea Flower Show this year to support The Farewell Flowers Directory, a ground-breaking initiative that made history as the first ever display of sustainable funeral flowers in the show’s 112-year history and to top it off, they won RHS Gold. We were honoured to be part of […]

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Navigating Grief in the Workplace: A Personal Story
Navigating Grief in the Workplace: A Personal Story

May 20, 2025

WORKPLACE BEREAVEMENT ADVOCACY: A MEMBER’S STORY Losing a loved one is one of the most challenging experiences we can face. When tragedy struck my family, I found myself grappling not only with my grief but also with the lack of support from my workplace. Having dedicated 14 years to education, I was passionate about my […]

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How to Support Someone Facing Mother’s Day Without Their Mum
How to Support Someone Facing Mother’s Day Without Their Mum

March 28, 2025

Mother’s Day can be a beautiful celebration for many, but for those who have lost their mum, it can be a painful reminder of what’s missing. Whether their loss is recent or happened years ago, this day can stir up deep emotions, grief, longing, sadness, or even anger. If you have a friend, family member, […]

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Expanding Bereavement Leave: Recognising Early Pregnancy Loss in Workplace Policies
Expanding Bereavement Leave: Recognising Early Pregnancy Loss in Workplace Policies

March 20, 2025

For many, the loss of a pregnancy regardless of how early it occurs is a truly emotional and often devastating experience. Yet, until recently, those who suffered a miscarriage before 24 weeks were not legally entitled to bereavement leave in the UK. This lack of recognition has left many individuals struggling to cope with their […]

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