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Bridgnorth gravedigger seeks gold in national awards - BBC News

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A man with a blonde, curly mullet standing in the middle of a cemetery. He is wearing a black vest and dark beige trousers. He is smiling and has tattoos on his forearms. Headstones are in the background as well as large trees.

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Bridgnorth gravedigger shortlisted for national award

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Louis Fensome, a 27-year-old gravedigger from Bridgnorth in Shropshire, has been shortlisted for the Gravedigger of the Year category at the Good Funeral Awards. Having worked in the funeral sector since he was 17 and running his own business for six years, Fensome digs about 300 graves a year across Shropshire, Herefordshire, and the Black Country. The winner will be announced at the Good Funeral Awards on 24 October.

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  • Louis Fensome, 27, has been named as one of four finalists for Gravedigger of the Year at the Good Funeral Awards.
  • He runs his own business and digs approximately 300 graves a year, serving areas including Shropshire, Herefordshire, and the Black Country.
  • Fensome was inspired to enter the funeral sector at age 17 after attending his uncle's funeral.
  • The winner of the award will be announced on 24 October, with judging based on references from those in charge of the churches and graveyards where the finalists work.
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