Serving all local areas, Robert Waddington’s Village Undertakers believe in respecting your wishes because not all funerals should be the same.
I offer a range of unique traditional, simple, and no-frills funerals along with environmentally friendly options too. See the prices page. If you don’t see what you’re looking for this doesn’t mean it can’t be done!
Whether it’s a burial or a cremation Village Undertakers aim to provide a local, trusted, and personalised funeral service for you and your family.
With no hidden costs or surprises, I’m here to support and guide you through one of the toughest times in life.
My guarantee: I won’t draw you in with “too good to be true prices” and then add on extras and fees later.
Village Undertakers are members of :
SAIF, the Society of Allied and Independent Funeral Directors, and BIFD, the British Institute of Funeral Directors.
Golden Charter funeral pre-payment plans are available, click here to find out more.
Village Undertakers is under the personal supervision of owner Robert Waddington seen here.
We are based in Wilsden and cover the villages of
- Harden
- Cullingworth
- Denholme and
- Cottingley,
but also serve families in the towns and villages of the Aire and Worth Valleys including
- Keighley
- Bingley
- Eldwick
- Haworth
- Oakworth and
- Oxenhope
as well as the City of Bradford. We have also been proud to serve further afield in Ilkley, Skipton, and Halifax. But wherever and whenever you need us – we’ll be there!
As a relatively new business Village Undertakers aim to have a refreshing approach, and are open to different ideas, whilst being respectful of you and your loved ones.
Robert enjoys fell-walking and is a regular on the Yorkshire Three Peaks. A couple of years ago he took part in the Starlight Hike for Sue Ryder Manorlands and has booked a place on this years event. He has completed the Pennine Way, Coast to Coast Walk, and a trek to Everest Base Camp for The Anthony Nolan Trust.
This summer Robert and daughter Ruth took on the challenge of a 26 mile trek in the Yorkshire Dales to support the work of Alzheimers Society together raising over £1000. The picture here doesn’t show the sore feet!