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Memory Matters is a social enterprise and charity that works together collectively to provide dedicated support to those living locally affected by dementia. We are a team of committed individuals who share an ethos of compassion, kindness, fun, and curiosity, led by Kate Smith, a qualified nurse and award-winning social entrepreneur. We're based in Plymouth, but our impact stretches further. ▼
Walter C. Parson Funeral Directors is a family business established in 1842 at Stoke Climsland, Cornwall. It has, either by inheritance or acquisition, remained in the family over seven generations.We strive to deliver a first class service, one which would only be acceptable to a member of our own family. We believe that by maintaining this strong ethos through our staff and by training them to the highest standards of the profession, we are able to consistently deliver this service to our clients.This, in turn, has enabled a small family owned funeral director to grow into a group serving the South West Peninsula, covering Plymouth at St Judes, Crownhill, Plympton and Plymstock; Ivybridge, Tavistock, Callington, Torpoint, Saltash, Newton Abbot, Torquay and Exeter. ▼
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CrownhillPlymouth
CallingtonCornwall
ExeterDevon
IvybridgeDevon
Newton AbbotDevon
PlymptonPlymouth
PlymstockPlymouth
SaltashPengelly
St JudesPlymouth
TavistockDevon
TorpointPidgen & Son
TorquayDevon
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