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Ginns & Gutteridge Reopens for Hindu & Sikh Families

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Ginns and Gutteridges Leicester funeral home unveils revamped space, catering to Hindu and Sikh families with traditional rites and modern amenities. Opening day featured a blessing, Indian sweets, henna artist, and community engagement. Branch welcomes all faiths, expanding support for diverse communities.

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Ginns & Gutteridge Reopens for Hindu & Sikh Families

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Leicester News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Ginns & Gutteridge Reopens for Hindu & Sikh Families. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Local headlines in two minutes or less, you're tuned in to Lester News today. A funeral home in Lester has reopened its branch with a fresh focus on Hindu and Sikh families. Jens and Gutterridge completed a major refurbishment at their Upingham Road site in New Humberstone, creating a brighter and more modern space. The upgrades feature improved wash and dress areas designed for traditional rights, along with an enhanced chapel of rest where families can spend. Private time with loved ones. The opening day included a blessing led by Reverend Andrew Farrington, drawing visitors who sampled Indian sweets, washed a live henna artist, and chatted with staff about their services. While tailored for Hindu and Sikh needs, the branch welcomes people from all face and backgrounds, building on the company's long history since 1946. This move strengthens their network across Lester and nearby areas, ensuring continued support for diverse communities with dignity and care.

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