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Aug 11, 2010
Category: General
Posted by: lara

Planning Permission Granted for Ireland's First Natural Burial Ground -  Woodbrook Natural Burial Ground

Click HERE to watch news on Irelands first Natural Burial Ground

Available untill the 17th Aug 2010. (watch from 14 mins)

 

Jul 23, 2010
Category: General
Posted by: lara

Extraordinary Encounters

Sat Oct 2nd 2010, London NW2 6AA;  2–5.30pm

Jul 16, 2010
Category: General
Posted by: lara
Dying is the one thing we all have in common...
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List of Natural Burial Grounds

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South East

St Albans Woodland Burial Ground, Keysoe, Bedfordshire

The Trust provides woodland burial located within 50 miles of the M25
in beautiful countryside at Keysoe in Bedfordshire. Surrounded by 60
acres of trees in community woodland, this is an ideal setting. This
is not a commercial cemetery; the woodland is owned by a Charitable
Trust. There are no paid staff, the Trust is managed and operated
entirely by people committed to the principles of a natural woodland
burial.

The woodland is made available for all and we will go out of our way
to assist you to make the arrangements of your choosing. We are
enthusiastic about our woodland and we are sure that you will
understand why if you are able to visit this beautiful place. We
always welcome visitors and can arrange to meet you on site if you
would like to discuss anything about the woodland or make
reservations.

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Contact Linda Parry

Address Line 1 Church Road

Town Keysoe

County Bedfordshire

PostCode MK44 2JP

Telephone 01234 342613

Site operator Linda Parry

Site operators address St Marks Church & Community Centre, Calder Rise, Bedford, MK41 7UY.


Type of Plots Available

Natural burial plots

Interment of ashes

Price list is on website

Burial of Pets

Families can help to dig the grave

Families can backfill the grave

Memorials Tree, Timber Plaques, Benches, Entry into Memorial Book


Access

Disabled access

No appointment necessary to visit

Dogs on leads welcome

Visiting opening hours Open Access

On site facilities Car Park, Shelter, WCs


Funeral Arrangements

You may choose whichever funeral director you wish

Friends and family can undertake all or part of the funeral service themselves

Only Completely natural, biodegradable coffin materials

The future of the site, its maintenance and management
The site has been consecrated by the Diocese of St Albans, this provides the greatest protection in English Law to ensure future protection of the woodand. The Charity provides ongoing supervision and maintenance.

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Bookshop

The Natural Death Handbook provides excellent practical advice, useful directory listings, and so much more...

Visit our online bookshop for details of this and other recommended titles.

Donations

You can make a donation by Credit/Debit Card, Cheque, Postal Order or Direct Debit. Please remember to make all cheques, postal orders and CAF Vouchers payable to: The Natural Death Centre


Don’t forget to Gift Aid your donation, if you are a UK tax payer or pay capital gains then your donation could be worth as much as a third more to the Charity - at no extra cost to you. Just fill in the Gift Aid declaration on the form and we will do the rest.

If you would like to include some information with your donation please feel free to do so. Simply attach a covering letter. If you would like to donate online you can donate using your Credit/Debit Card.

Thank you for your support


Charity Link

Much-Loved is a registered charity that helps you create a unique and beautiful memorial website to commemorate the life of a loved one. It only takes a couple of minutes to set up and personalise in your own choice of design and it can be kept online for ten years without any charge.
To create your own memorial website to your loved one please visit MuchLoved


You may find more useful information on this government website.

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