David Stevenson accepts the keys to the new fleet at W S Trenhaile in Cheltenham.
New Fleet for business acquisition
In October 2014, long established Cheltenham funeral directors, W S Trenhaile, joined Dignity, bringing with it their beautiful premises, a converted church school. Dignity has now complemented this with investment in a new Binz hearse and limousine, supplied by Superior Automotive.
Business manager, David Stevenson, said: “The team here are delighted with their new vehicles and we are delighted that they have joined us.”
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