Wearing W for Winston's Wish Fundraisers were inspired to come up with creative costumes inspired by the letter W, to raise funds for childhood bereavement charity Winston's Wish #News & Events
Widowhood: 10 things to know, by people who've been there Which side of the bed do I sleep on, now? Members of support network WAY answer 10 frank questions about adjusting to daily life when a partner dies #Bereavement
6 ideas to mark a loved one's death anniversary Special things to do on the anniversary of someone’s death. How to mark a loved-one’s death anniversary with something special. #Bereavement
Dear Annie: I feel so guilty I wished Mum’s final days away Bereavement psychotherapist Annie Broadbent on coping with bereavement after witnessing a parent’s suffering #Bereavement
Brits prefer to talk, not text, when someone dies More than half of us prefer sad news to be broken over a phone call or face-to-face conversation with a mutual friend, according to findings by Hospice UK #News & Events
Last bow: 10 shows about dying matters These death-positive performances may galvanise you to become more conversant with end of life matters, or simply spellbind you #Planning your future
How to talk to someone who is dying Anxiety can make it hard to know what to say to someone who's dying. Could recognising the signs when death is near help us say what we need to say? #End of Life Planning
Cemetery walks to go wild about From idyllic country parishes to inner-city sanctuaries reclaimed by nature, a pick of beautiful cemeteries that are a haven for wildlife #Tradition & Culture
When grief gets complicated Grieving someone’s death is different for everyone. So what are the signs that someone is struggling to cope, or to move on? #Bereavement
Songs and sounds of sorrow: The art of mourning Visitors can see and hear professional mourners from 11 countries around the world, in a thought-provoking art show about expressions of grief #Tradition & Culture
Dear Annie: Coping with grief after suicide Can grief ever be a shared space? Psychotherapist Annie Broadbent on supporting a friend who’s lost someone to suicide #Bereavement
School for funeral celebrants With many people choosing non-religious funeral rites with meaning, there’s growing interest, too, in training to become a celebrant #Funerals
Exploring mourning in a fascinating showcase Discover boxes of nostalgic smells and curious Victorian mourning tokens at the Remembrance exhibition at Abbey House Museum, Leeds #Tradition & Culture
With the End in Mind Kathryn Mannix has drawn on many end of life conversations with the dying to inspire us to become more familiar with – and less afraid of – death #End of Life Planning
