B e r e a v e m e n t S e r v i c e sH e l p i n g y o u m a k e t h e

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CONTENTS

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3 Introduction

4 Cemeteries Administration Offices

5 Crematoria

6 Facilities at the crematoria

7 Cremation

8 After Cremation

10 Memorialisation after cremation

13 Cemeteries

14 Burials

15 Memorials after burial

16 Other services we provide

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”IntroductionWe know and we understand what a difficult time it can be when someone close to us dies or when we are faced with the possibility of losing a loved one. The feelings of sadness, loss, bewilderment and shock can take over our lives. It is a time when we feel least able to do the so many things that need to be done. This brochure has been produced to advise you of how Cheshire East Council’s Bereavement Services can not only help you to make informed choices but also contains information that you will need to help you through bereavement. It is important that you have the best and clearest information and guidance to make sure the arrangements you make are the ones that are best for you, your family and friends.Cheshire East Council owns and administers two crematoria at Crewe and Macclesfield as well as a number of cemeteries located within the boundaries of the Borough.

How we in bereavement services can help you

We know and we

understand what a difficult time

it can be when someone close

to us dies

We know and we We know and we

understand what a difficult time understand what a difficult time “ Bereavement Services offer burial, cremation, memorial and bereavement support and our aim is to provide a high quality, professional, caring and sensitive service. Our staff can give helpful advice and guidance in respect of all our services, facilities and memorial options as well as general information regarding the registration of a death, useful contacts etc.People of all faiths and beliefs can be buried or cremated irrespective of whether they had lived in or had connections in the Borough.All our cemeteries are places for quiet reflection, not only where people can remember their loved ones, but also somewhere they can visit toexperience the tranquility of the peaceful surroundings in a safe and relaxing environment. The cemeteries also offer a wealth of social history and wildlife.The Council is a member of The Federation of Burial and Cremation Authorities and complies with their strict Code of Practice, which determines the necessary high standards of burial and cremation. The Council is also a member of the Institute of Cemeteries and Crematorium Management.

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Cemeteries Administration Offices

There are two Cemeteries

Administration Offices, Cemeteries

Administration Office (North) and

Cemeteries Administration Office

(South). The offices are open from

9.00am to 4.00pm Monday to Friday

and are closed at weekends and on

public holidays. The cemeteries are

open to the public every day of the

year generally between the hours

of 9.00am to 6.00pm (or sunset

whichever is earliest).

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The Cemeteries Administration Office (North) for

Alderley Edge, Knutsford, Macclesfield (including

the crematorium) and Wilmslow cemeteries is

based at:

The Cemetery Lodge

87 Prestbury Road

Macclesfield

SK10 3BU

Tel. No. 01625 422330

Fax No. 01625 616350

www.bereavementservices@cheshireeast.gov.uk

The Cemeteries Administration Office (South)

for Congleton, Coppenhall, Crewe (including the

crematorium), Meadow Brook (Crewe), Nantwich,

Sandbach and Weston cemeteries is based at:

The Cemetery Office

Market Close

Crewe

CW1 2NA

Tel. No. 01270 685545

Fax No. 01270 252570

www.bereavementservices@cheshireeast.gov.uk

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Both our crematorium chapels are

available for funeral services for people

of all faiths and beliefs.

Crewe Crematorium

Crewe Crematorium is located in the

grounds of Crewe Cemetery adjacent

to Badger Avenue, Crewe, CW1 3JG

and was opened in 1957. Work on the

crematorium commenced in 1956 with

the first cremation taking place on the

16 May 1958.

The chapel can accommodate up

to 68 seated mourners and has a

loop system for those with hearing

difficulties.

Crematoria

” our aim is to provide a

high quality, professional, caring

and sensitive service

our aim is to provide a our aim is to provide a

high quality, professional, caring high quality, professional, caring “The chapel can accommodate up

to 78 seated mourners and has a

loop system for those with hearing

difficulties. Braille service books are

available on request.

Macclesfield Crematorium has

recently undergone a complete

refurbishment. The improvement

works have helped to ensure a

state of the art equipped facility to

enable the delivery of a first class

service to the public

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Macclesfield Crematorium

Macclesfield Crematorium is located

in the grounds of Macclesfield

Cemetery adjacent to Prestbury

Road, Macclesfield, SK10 3BU being

formerly a Non-Conformist Chapel.

The crematorium was opened in

1960, the first cremation taking

place on 17 August.

Both crematoria feature a chapel with

an organ, a Book of Remembrance

room, toilets and are DDA compliant.

A period of up to a maximum of 40

minutes is allocated to each service,

however longer times can be arranged

in advance if required.

Following the funeral service floral

tributes can be placed in the floral

courts for viewing and will remain

there for a period of one week after the

funeral service took place.

Wheelchairs are available upon request.

Both chapels are installed with a state

of the art Wesley Music System that

can provide virtually any commercially

available piece of music or hymn. The

extensive music library enables us

to provide the bereaved with their

loved ones favourite music as a way

to personalise and make the funeral

service unique.

Facilities at the crematoria

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Both chapels are available for a full

funeral service or a service can be

held at a church or other venue

followed by a committal only service

at the crematorium.

Both crematoria have external

speakers to enable people attending

large funerals to stand outside and

listen to the service.

Cremation service times are offered

each weekday i.e. Monday to Friday.

The first time offered is 9.20am with

the last time being 3.20pm.

Ample parking spaces are provided

at both crematoria as well as specific

parking bays for the disabled

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Cremation

” The type of cremation

service and manner in which

it is conducted is entirely the

personal choice

of the bereaved

The type of cremation The type of cremation

service and manner in which service and manner in which “

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A funeral can be organised with or without a funeral director – though the vast majority of people do appoint a funeral director.If appointed, the funeral director will advise and give guidance on the format of the service, and will inform the appropriate Cemeteries Administration office of any specific requirements in advance.The whole of the funeral service may take place at the crematorium, or alternatively a service can be held at a church or other venue followed by a committal service at the crematorium.The type of cremation service and manner in which it is conducted is entirely the personal choice of the bereaved.On the day of the funeral service or committal mourners normally gather close to the entrance of the chapel a few minutes before the appointed time of the funeral service. When the principal mourners are ready to proceed, the coffin will be conveyed into the chapel by the Funeral Director unless family bearers are used.The coffin will be placed on the catafalque and mourners will be directed to their seats, after which the service will proceed.

At the point of “committal” of the deceased person the curtains are closed. However, if preferred the curtains can remain open so that the coffin remains visible until the mourners have left the chapel area.

Following the funeral service the coffin is transferred to the crematory where the cremation process takes place. The Code of Cremation Practice requires that the cremation shall take place on the same day as the cremation service, or within 24 hours after the service of committal. This means that under normal circumstances the cremation is usually carried out shortly after the service and certainly on the same day. However, when a service takes place late in the day, the cremation can take place the next morning.

The floral tributes can be placed in the floral court for viewing or can be removed by the funeral director and placed elsewhere.

The cremated remains are available for disposal normally the day after the funeral service. In the case of the funeral service being on a Friday then the cremated remains would be available on the following Monday.

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Following cremation the cremated remains can be kept by us in a safe and secure location for up to a maximum of 28 days.Arrangements can be made for the Funeral Director or other agreed representative to collect the cremated remains from us to be taken elsewhere, or to keep until a decision has been made regarding their final resting place.

The Council offers a number of options for the interment of cremated remains. Bereavement Services staff or your Funeral Director can advise what the options are and it is recommended that careful consideration is given before making a choice.All the Council’s cemetery grounds provide areas for the interment of cremated remains that are as follows:

Alderley Edge Cemetery• Sandstone kerbs (double plots)• Interment in a family grave

Congleton Cemetery• Terraced Garden (single, double and family plots)• Interment in a family grave.

Coppenhall Cemetery• Family cremation plots• Interment in a family grave

Crewe Cemetery• Gardens of Remembrance (single plots)• Family cremation plots• Interment in a family grave

After cremation

Knutsford Cemetery• Sandstone kerbs (double plots)• Wall of Remembrance (double plots)•Interment in a family grave

Macclesfield Cemetery• Valley of Remembrance (scattering only)• Granite kerbs (double plots)• Formal Garden - kerbs (double plots)• Formal Garden – ash vaults (4 sets ashes)• Interment in a family grave

Meadow Brook, Crewe • A section for cremated remains is planned for 2012. More information can be obtained by contacting the Cemeteries Administration Office (South)• Interment in a family grave.

Nantwich Cemetery• Family cremation plots• Interment in a family grave• Columbaria (for 4)

Sandbach Cemetery• Gardens of Rest (single, double and family plots)• Butterfly Garden (single plots)• Interment in a family grave

Weston Cemetery• Double cremation plots• Interment in a family grave

Wilmslow Cemetery• Sandstone kerbs• Interment in a family grave

” Bereavement Services

staff or your Funeral Director

can advise what the options

are and it is recommended that

careful consideration is given

before making a choice.

Bereavement Services Bereavement Services

staff or your Funeral Director staff or your Funeral Director “

Butterfly Garden Sandbach Cemetery

Terraced Garden Congleton Cemetery

If the cremated remains are not to

be placed in any of the Council’s

cemeteries then a Disposal Certificate

that is issued by the appropriate

Cemeteries Administration Office will

be given to the person appointed to

collect the cremated remains. The

certificate should be kept with the

cremated remains until the time of

disposal as this is evidence of the

person who has been cremated at

one of our crematoria.

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The Council offers a variety of choice of memorials following cremation that are listed below:

Book of Remembrance (Crewe & Macclesfield Crematoria)The Book of Remembrance provides a lasting memorial to a loved one. A page is allocated to each day of the year and the pages are turned daily to display the current date. The Book is displayed in the Room of Remembrance adjoining the Crematorium Chapels and is open every day including weekends.

Memorialisation after cremation

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” a variety of choice

of memorials following

a cremation

a variety of choice a variety of choice

of memorials following of memorials following “ Leather Recordia(Crewe & Macclesfield Crematoria)These panels offer an alternative type of commemoration to the Book of Remembrance. Each panel is leather with gold embossed lettering and is placed on a specially designed setting in the Room of Remembrance. A panel can be leased for a period of ten years.

Inscriptions are carried out by professional calligraphers and can be up to a maximum of eight lines. Entries can also be personalised by the addition of an illustration that could be a flower, emblem, badge, coat of arms or a motif representing a hobby.

We also provide a Children’s Book of Remembrance and entries can be up to a maximum of five lines that can include an illustration of maybe a teddy or cherub etc.Memorial cards and miniature books are also available to order for those wishing to retain a copy at home of their entry or perhaps send to relatives and friends.

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Memorialisation after cremation (contd.)

Granite Boulder Tablet (CreweCemetery)Granite Boulders with inscribed tablet are located in the Gardens of Remembrance and are leased for a period of 10 years.

Columbaria (Nantwich Cemetery)The concept of columbaria is for the storage of cremated remains in chambers that can hold up to 4 cremated remains. The chambers are locked into position, sealed and a granite tablet is fixed to the front with an inscription in gold that can accommodate up to 200 letters.

Granite Kerbstone (Macclesfield Cemetery)Provide space for 2 cremated remains and are located near to the Formal Garden. This type of memorial is leased for a period of 10 years.

Sandstone Kerbstone (Alderley Edge, Wilmslow & Knutsford Cemeteries)Provide space for 2 cremated remains and a memorial plaque. This type of memorial is leased for a period of 10 years.

Memorial Wall Plaques (Crewe Crematorium, Sandbach Cemetery)The memorial wall plaques in Crewe Crematorium are placed on the Crematorium Canopy. The plaques are leased for a period of 10 years.

Memorial Vase and Tablets (Crewe & Sandbach Cemeteries)In Crewe Cemetery these memorials are available in the Gardens of Remembrance and Tree of Light Garden

In Sandbach Cemetery the vase memorials are located in the Butterfly Garden that also has a lawned area for the interment of cremated remains. All the memorials include a vase for floral tributes and a granite plaque for an inscription. The memorials are leased for a period of ten years.

In Sandbach Cemetery there is a memorial wall in the Garden of Remembrance and inscribed bronze plaques are fixed to the wall. The plaque spaces are purchased for infinitum.

Commemorative Plaques (Crewe Cemetery)There are two types of commemorative plaques available that are located in the Gardens of Remembrance. The granite plaques are mounted on a large book style memorial and the metal plaques are placed on a glass fronted wooden memorial. Both types of memorial are leased for a period of 10 years.

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Ash Vault (Macclesfield Cemetery)Ash vaults provide space for 4 containers of cremated remains, vase and a memorial plaque. The vaults are located in the Formal Garden and the Exclusive Right of Burial is purchased for 100 years.

New Garden of Remembrance (Macclesfield Cemetery)The new Garden of Remembrance is located within the Macclesfield Cemetery valley area and cremated remains can be scattered within this area.

Ark Kerbstone (Macclesfield Cemetery)The Ark Kerbstones are a memorial only with plaque and vase holder. Cremated remains are scattered in the Garden of Remembrance. The memorials are leased for a period of 10 years.

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Formal Kerbstone (Macclesfield Cemetery)Provide space for 2 containers of cremated remains and a memorial plaque. The kerbstones are located in the Formal Garden and the Right of Burial is purchased for 100 years.

Tower with Plaque (Macclesfield Cemetery)The Tower is located in the Formal Garden and the plaques that are leased for 10 years are fixed to the Tower. The cremated remains are buried within the grounds of the Formal Garden.

Memorialisation after cremation (contd.)

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We manage and operate 11 cemeteries across the Borough that are split into North and South areas.The cemeteries in the North area are Alderley Edge, Knutsford, Macclesfield and Wilmslow. The cemeteries are operated and administered by the Cemeteries Administration Office (North).

Alderley Edge Cemetery (opened in 1906)Chelford Road Alderley Edge SK9 7TQ

Knutsford Cemetery (opened in 1902)Tabley Hill Lane Tabley Knutsford WA16 0EW

Macclesfield Cemetery (opened in 1866)Prestbury Road Macclesfield SK10 3BU

Wilmslow Cemetery (opened in 1907)Manchester Road Wilmslow SK9 2LE

The cemeteries in the South area are Congleton, Coppenhall, Crewe, Meadow Brook, Nantwich, Sandbach and Weston. The cemeteries are operated and administered by the Cemeteries Administration Office (South).

Congleton Cemetery (opened in 2004)Off Howey LaneCongleton CW12 4AE

Coppenhall Cemetery (traced back to 1863)Ford LaneCoppenhallCrewe CW1 3TN

Crewe Cemetery (opened 1872)Badger AvenueCrewe CW1 3JG

Meadow Brook Cemetery Crewe (opened 2008)Minshull New RoadCrewe CW1 3PP

Nantwich Cemetery (opened 1875)Whitehouse LaneNantwich CW5 6HH

Sandbach Cemetery (opened in 1935)The HillSandbach CW11 1JJ"Winner of prestigious Green Flag Award 2011 & 2012"

Weston Cemetery (opened in 1902)Cemetery RoadWeston CW5 5LJ

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Cemeteries

Macclesfield Cemetery is the largest of our cemeteries and consists of 68 acres of land. The Cemetery has a wealth of social historic interest and organised heritage trail walks take place three times a year. On one side of the cemetery is the wooded Whitfield Brook Valley that is adjacent to West Park. The valley side is tiered with paths passing through the many fine trees and colourful shrubs that combine to give the arboretum an air of peace and tranquil beauty. Cremated remains can be scattered within the valley area.

Weston Cemetery is the smallest of the Council’s cemeteries occupying only 1.28 acres of land. The cemetery is sited in the picturesque village of Weston located 3 miles south east of Crewe. The cemetery is accessed through an attractive lyche gate and on average 10 burials take place each year.

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We manage and operate 11 cemeteries across the Borough that are split into North and South areas.The cemeteries in the North area are Alderley Edge, Knutsford, Macclesfield and Wilmslow. The cemeteries are operated and administered by the Cemeteries Administration Office (North).

Alderley Edge Cemetery (opened in 1906)Chelford Road Alderley Edge SK9 7TQ

Knutsford Cemetery (opened in 1902)Tabley Hill Lane Tabley Knutsford WA16 0EW

Macclesfield Cemetery (opened in 1866)Prestbury Road Macclesfield SK10 3BU

Wilmslow Cemetery (opened in 1907)Manchester Road Wilmslow SK9 2LE

The cemeteries in the South area are Congleton, Coppenhall, Crewe, Meadow Brook, Nantwich, Sandbach and Weston. The cemeteries are operated and administered by the Cemeteries Administration Office (South).

Congleton Cemetery (opened in 2004)Off Howey LaneCongleton CW12 4AE

Coppenhall Cemetery (traced back to 1863)Ford LaneCoppenhallCrewe CW1 3TN

Crewe Cemetery (opened 1872)Badger AvenueCrewe CW1 3JG

Meadow Brook Cemetery Crewe (opened 2008)Minshull New RoadCrewe CW1 3PP

Nantwich Cemetery (opened 1875)Whitehouse LaneNantwich CW5 6HH

Sandbach Cemetery (opened in 1935)The HillSandbach CW11 1JJ“Winner of prestigious Green Flag Award in 2011”

Weston Cemetery (opened in 1902)Cemetery RoadWeston CW5 5LJ

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Cemeteries

Macclesfield Cemetery is the largest of our cemeteries and consists of 68 acres of land. The Cemetery has a wealth of social historic interest and organised heritage trail walks take place three times a year. On one side of the cemetery is the wooded Whitfield Brook Valley that is adjacent to West Park. The valley side is tiered with paths passing through the many fine trees and colourful shrubs that combine to give the arboretum an air of peace and tranquil beauty. Cremated remains can be scattered within the valley area.

Weston Cemetery is the smallest of the Council’s cemeteries occupying only 1.28 acres of land. The cemetery is sited in the picturesque village of Weston located 3 miles south east of Crewe. The cemetery is accessed through an attractive lyche gate and on average 10 burials take place each year.

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Memorials after burial

Only the owner of a grave is entitled

to apply for the placement of a

memorial. Where burials have taken

place in a non purchased grave, no

memorial may be installed.

Following a coffin burial the Council

advises that generally no memorial

be erected upon a grave for a period

of at least six months. This allows

time for the ground to settle and any

subsidence to be addressed by us.

Applications to erect, alter, add

an inscription, remove, replace or

renovate any memorial will only be

accepted from the registered owner

of a grave/plot/vault.

For Health & Safety reasons the

Council only allows memorial

masons that are either registered

with the Council or with the British

Register of Accredited Memorial

Masons (BRAMM) to work in any of its

cemeteries.

Once appointed a memorial mason

will need to submit a memorial

application that must include a

detailed drawing, dimensions, type

of material to be used, fixing method

and proposed inscription.

Further information relating to details

of all memorials that the Council

provide or allow to be installed

in cemeteries can be obtained

by contacting the appropriate

Cemeteries Administration Office.

Other memorials

The Council does offer other

alternative types of memorialisation

at some cemeteries but not all,

these are as follows:

• Habitat boxes with plaque

• Wooden seat with plaque

• Granite seat with inscription

• Memory Box

• Memorial tree with plaque

Further details can be obtained

by contacting the appropriate

Cemeteries Administration Office.

For Health & Safety

reasons the Council only

allows memorial masons

that are either registered

with the Council or with the

British Register of Accredited

Memorial Masons

For Health & Safety For Health & Safety

reasons the Council only reasons the Council only “”

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Other services we provide

Walks and trails - we invite members of the public to take part in a number of organised walks and trails through Macclesfield and Crewe cemeteries.

At Crewe Cemetery a Mini Heritage Walk takes place during the Information Day that includes Victorian symbolism and identification of the graves of many of the town’s personalities.

The Macclesfield Cemetery Heritage Trail is a fascinating tour through Macclesfield’s 68 acres of cemetery and gardens of remembrance. The walk takes place twice a year on one Sunday in April and one in August and reveals curious histories and graveyard symbolism.

The Macclesfield Remembrance Trail takes place on Remembrance Sunday. This is a trail of discovery to uncover some of the stories behind those who have fallen in the service of their country.

In addition we can also provide educational visits to the crematoria and cemeteries.

For more details regarding any of our services then please contact either of our Cemeteries Administration Offices where staff will only be to pleased to be able to offer help and advice.

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Information days are held bi-annually at Macclesfield and Crewe Crematoria.The idea behind an Information Day is to allow members of the public see the work of the Bereavement Services team.

A “Tree of Light” ceremony is held in December each year in 3 of our cemeteries - Crewe, Macclesfield and SandbachThe concept of the “Tree of Light” is to let a light shine in memory of a loved one by the placing of a dedication in the form of a star on the tree. All dedicated stars are placed on the “Tree of Light” in each of the cemeteries that is followed by a ceremony during which the lights on the tree are illuminated. The lights then remain lit throughout the Christmas and New Year period until the twelfth night

We know that Christmas is a very special time, but Christmas to those that have lost a loved one can also be a very difficult time of year. The ceremonies provide the opportunity, amongst all the hustle and bustle of Christmas, for people to express and share their thoughts and to celebrate the lives of those whom they have loved and lost.

During the course of the Information Days the public can see behind the scenes in the crematoria, witness the digging of a grave, have the opportunity to speak to Funeral Directors, florists etc., view memorials that the Council provides, request searches for deceased relatives, take part in a heritage walk and much much more.

The ceremonies are an extremely popular event within each local community and the numbers attending increase year on year..

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Who else do I need to contact?

When someone dies a number

of organisations will need to be

contacted to inform them of the

death. Below is a checklist that you

may find helpful.

Accountant

Bank/Building Society

Benefits Agency

Car registration documents

Child Benefit Office (within 8 weeks)

Child’s school or childcare provider

Church or other place of worship

Clubs and social groups

Credit card companies

Creditors (anyone owed money by the deceased)

Debtors (anyone owing money to the deceased)

Dentist

Doctor

DVLA (car tax, driving licence)

Employer

Hire purchase/loan companies

Home help agency

Hospital clinics

Inland Revenue

Insurance companies (household, life, car, pension policies, travel etc.)

Internet provider

Landlord

Library

Local Authority (council tax, housing benefit, electoral register, parking permits, disabled blue badge, bus pass)

Royal Mail (for re-direction)

Mortgage provider

News agent

Passport Office

Premium Bond Office

Probate office

Professional bodies

Private healthcare provider

Relatives and friends

Solicitor

TV Licence

Telephone provider

Utilities (gas, water, electricity)

Useful contacts

Cheshire East Councilt: 0300 123 5500 w: www.cheshireeast.gov.uk

Registering a death (Cheshire East)t: 0300 123 5019

National Assoc. of Funeral Directorst: 0845 230 1343, e: info@nafd.org.uke: www.nafd@org.uk

National Society Of Allied & Independent Funeral Directorst: 0845 230 6777 e: info@saif.org.ukw: www.saif.org.uk

Samaritanst: 0845 790 9090 w: www.samaritans.org.uk

Cruse Bereavement CareHelpline 0844 477 9400

National Association of Memorial Masons (NAMM)t: 01788 542264 e: enquiries@namm.org.ukw: www.namm.org.uk

Bereavement Supportt: 01625 439333 (answering service, call will be returned. Free confidential support for those in grief.)

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BEREAVEMENT SERVICES

(North Office)The Cemetery Lodge

87 Prestbury RoadMacclesfield

SK10 3BUTelephone: 01625 422330

Fax: 01625 616350

(South Office)The Cemetery Office

Market CloseCrewe

CW1 2NATelephone: 01270 685545

Fax: 01270 252570www.cheshireeast.gov.uk

bereavementservices@cheshireeast.gov.uk

All other enquiries 0300 123 5500

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