Warrington is currently defined as a ‘high risk’ coronavirus alert area and will be moving into Tier 3 ‘very high risk’ restrictions.
A package of financial support has been agreed and we will be sharing more information as soon as possible. You can read our latest statement on this, or visit our coronavirus webpages for more information on the current guidance and restrictions.
Opened in October 1900, the cemetery has areas for various religions. There is exclusive right of burial to buy for separate plots with smaller plots available for cremated remains.
You can see some wonderful wildlife in and around the cemetery. We provide bird tables, bat and owl boxes, and plants designed to attract butterflies. The cemetery also holds a Green Flag award.
Chapel Ln, Burtonwood, Warrington, WA5 4PS
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There are toilets at this cemetery
Friends of Burtonwood Village (FBV) is a group working to support people in the local community. They highlight the cemetery as a special place of peace to remember loved ones.
They oversee all burials to ensure high standards, respect and dignity. We work closely with the friends group, and they manage the cemetery on our behalf. Burtonwood Tenants and Residents Association also work closely with the FBV.
Phone us if you’d like to speak, or get involved and we’ll put you in touch. They have an excellent knowledge of the history of the local families buried there, they’d love to hear your stories.
Every November, the friends group holds a March of the Witness. This starts at St Pauls Church on Mercer Street and travels to the cemetery, followed by a service.
