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Unusual question perhaps - could you recommend a small, lovely, reasonably priced cemetary in London?

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nonprofitorgs · 16/07/2025 14:05

Just that really - the lovely ones in the centre are too expensive for us - could anyone recommend a lovely cemetary for internment of ashes/small grave stone anywhere in London or its outskirts? Thank you!

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BMW6 · 16/07/2025 14:07

Didn't you ask this very recently or have I got a massive Dejavue?

BMW6 · 16/07/2025 14:15

Not dejavu! Here it is!

*Cemetaries in London
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scatterinthewind · 11/07/2025 11:42
Does anyone know of a cemetary in London where you can have an In Remembrance plaque but without placing ashes at the site? An elderly family member has died recently and we are told by Islington and Camden that plaques can only be placed if there are ashes interned and although some of the family would like this, some would like to scatter the ashes in nature (yes I know this is illegal).
Also, if anyone knows of a really beautiful cemetary in London or the outskirts which is not very overcrowed and would accept ashes from a nonresident (if we all end up agreeing on this) I would be really grateful for details, as the photos of the cemetary at I and C looks very overcrowded.
Thank you.*

FuzzyPuffling · 16/07/2025 15:03

It's the spelling of "cemetery" that gives it away!
( See "Line of Duty" plot).

BMW6 · 16/07/2025 15:16

What??...??????

nonprofitorgs · 16/07/2025 19:41

BMW6 · 16/07/2025 14:15

Not dejavu! Here it is!

*Cemetaries in London
10 replies

scatterinthewind · 11/07/2025 11:42
Does anyone know of a cemetary in London where you can have an In Remembrance plaque but without placing ashes at the site? An elderly family member has died recently and we are told by Islington and Camden that plaques can only be placed if there are ashes interned and although some of the family would like this, some would like to scatter the ashes in nature (yes I know this is illegal).
Also, if anyone knows of a really beautiful cemetary in London or the outskirts which is not very overcrowed and would accept ashes from a nonresident (if we all end up agreeing on this) I would be really grateful for details, as the photos of the cemetary at I and C looks very overcrowded.
Thank you.*

You may have noticed that the username is different.
Also reading throught that thread no one has answered the question! So why are you referring to it???!!

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nonprofitorgs · 16/07/2025 19:41

FuzzyPuffling · 16/07/2025 15:03

It's the spelling of "cemetery" that gives it away!
( See "Line of Duty" plot).

Sorry, cemetery
It is a very common spelling mistake.

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nonprofitorgs · 16/07/2025 19:43

Really nasty messages here.

This is a genuine thread. If you can't answer the question, have some respect, go away.

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murasaki · 16/07/2025 19:48

You could ask Kensal Green? I did an event there and they were very helpful.

ComtesseDeSpair · 16/07/2025 19:50

Brookwood is one of my favourite places, just to go for a wander and a picnic - it’s a beautiful place, full of both grand mausoleums in the older section, but also accepts new internments and woodland burials. It’s near Woking, but easily accessible: https://brookwoodcemetery.com

You might also find options you like here, if natural scatterings are something the family likes the idea of: https://www.poetic-endings.com/natural-burial-london

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nonprofitorgs · 16/07/2025 19:51

ComtesseDeSpair · 16/07/2025 19:50

Brookwood is one of my favourite places, just to go for a wander and a picnic - it’s a beautiful place, full of both grand mausoleums in the older section, but also accepts new internments and woodland burials. It’s near Woking, but easily accessible: https://brookwoodcemetery.com

You might also find options you like here, if natural scatterings are something the family likes the idea of: https://www.poetic-endings.com/natural-burial-london

Thank you very much for this, I will have a look.

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nonprofitorgs · 16/07/2025 19:52

murasaki · 16/07/2025 19:48

You could ask Kensal Green? I did an event there and they were very helpful.

Thank you very much, will do so!

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murasaki · 16/07/2025 19:58

Beckenham might be another option.

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