We are a funeral director in dedicated to helping your family when in need. For more information please contact us.
Kris Baines
2 months ago
Absolutely shocking service. My mother passed away suddenly in June of this year. The man who came (one of 2) to my Mum's house was so uncompassionate and unprofessional. Even the police on scene asked him to leave and come back later for this reason. In addition to this, when he had finished putting my Mum's body on the stretcher, he actually clapped his hands together and said "Everyone happy then?" and immediately realized how ridiculous this sounded given the circumstances - but how did that even happen to have someone like that in this role? I sent a complaint letter, directly to PG Oxley, giving benefit of the doubt it was an "off" employee that didn't represent them well, and did not get a reply at all, which was even more disappointing. I hope no one else has to experience what we did.
Paul Williams
4 years ago
Dear Phil and team On behalf of the Taylor family, thank you so much for your impeccable service during and leading up to the funeral of my Father In Law, Ronald Taylor. All reflected and commented upon how smooth, professional and respectful the service was conducted and we thank you very much for your help and sympathetic guidance during this trying and very difficult time for the family. Paul Williams
with P G Oxley
We've sent your details to P G Oxley. They'll be in touch shortly.
Check your email for a confirmation.
There are 5 things most people forget
We'll send you a quick checklist so nothing gets missed.
Most families need to deal with probate after arranging the funeral. Would you like some help understanding what applies to you?
Free, no-obligation enquiry
Other ways to get in touch
We've asked P G Oxley to send you their fees and brochure.
There are 5 things most people forget
We'll send you a quick checklist so nothing gets missed.
Leave your details and we'll ask them to send you their pricing and brochure.
Free, no-obligation enquiry
Most families arrange the funeral first. Dealing with the estate often comes next — something many people don't realise at the time.
There's nothing you need to do right now. A quick check can help you understand what to expect later.
See what usually appliesTakes about a minute. No paperwork needed.
Practical advice on choosing a funeral director you can trust — what to look for, questions to ask, red flags to watch for, and why NAFD membership matters.
A practical, step-by-step guide to arranging a funeral in the UK — from registering the death through to the service itself, including choosing burial or cremation, selecting music and readings, and understanding what your funeral director will handle.
Probate is the legal process of administering a deceased person's estate. This guide explains when it is needed, how to apply, how long it takes, and whether you need a solicitor.
While you're here...
Contacting the funeral director is step one. But there are 4 other things you'll need to deal with — and most people don't know about them until it's too late.
We'll send you a simple checklist so nothing gets missed.
One email. No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
We've sent the checklist to .
