Stowupland
Parish Council
Parish Council
Parish Council
Stowupland Lawn Cemetery is located in the centre of the village on Church Road(A1120) opposite the Village Hall(IP14 4BQ).
It was founded in 1907, there are two main burial areas to the cemetery, incorporating two styles of graves – lawn and traditional. There are separate areas for Cremated remains internment and Infant graves. It also features a War Memorial, a Wall of Remembrance and contains two Commonwealth War Graves.
Latest Burial fees and charges levied by Stowupland Parish council from 13th December 2018.
Table of burial and other fees
The death of a loved one is a distressing experience. The purpose of the Cemetery Policy is to provide guidance and support families with both the initial and the long term care of their loved one’s grave space in the Lawn Cemetery. It ensures visitors and those who maintain the Lawn Cemetery are kept safe. Printed copies of the Policy are available from the Parish Clerk.
The Deed of Grant is an important legal document, that confirms you are the current legal owner of the grave and this should be stored in a safe place. Ownership of an Exclusive Right of Burial does not imply ownership of the land itself or the right to carry out any particular activity on the grave plot. The land is still owned by Stowupland Parish Council. Where an Exclusive Right of Burial has been granted in respect of the grave and a request is made to prepare it for a burial, the Deed of Grant will be issued. The deed of grant lasts for 75 years.
