Inspired by your loved one, a memorial garden can simply feature a simple, single tree planted in their favourite outside spot. Or, it can be a larger area containing their favourite flowers, personal mementos and lasting tributes such as an engraved plaque, seat, sundial or water feature. For some, adding a tasteful garden cremation memorial provides a tasteful alternative to a traditional grave marker. It allows relatives and friends to commemorate their loved one with an individual and discreet memorial.

We are taking precautions to create a safe environment for you to honour those you have lost. The following best practices have been instituted: The Haddonstone memorial classic sundial urn pedestal is designed to be used as an attractive garden ornament yet, with an inscription added, and can provide a tasteful memorial with an internal chamber for up to two urns.Monolith & Boulder Memorials Monolith & Boulder Memorials Free standing single component memorials created from a single piece of stone. wilfully interfere with any grave or vault, any tombstone or any other memorial or any plants on any such grave Interviewed by Fox 13 News of Tampa, John Thompson of Wilder Architect who designed the memorial explained, "So we put [the steel I-Beam from the Tower, setting] it standing straight like the column in the North Tower, symbolically." Thompson continued, "The column for the World Trade Center acts as a sundial...There's a portion of concrete base that in the morning of September 11th when the shadow of the column hits that particular piece of concrete, that's the [time of] impact of the plane on the north tower. As the morning carries on, when the column shadow falls off the concrete, that's when the building fell." American Airlines Flight 11 hit the World Trade Center at 8:46am. After burning for 102 minutes, the north tower of the World Trade Center collapsed, killing approximately 1,400 people. Every coffin must bear a nameplate with details of the deceased person therein and may only contain one body except in the case of a mother and her baby or babies. Exclusive rights will not be sold to undertakers, their agents or other persons for re-sale. The Council will mark every grave space according to the official plan.

Every memorial shall have the grave number cut conspicuously on the base of the memorial. If the grave number is removed as a result of renovation, memorial masons must re cut the grave number into the memorial. No memorials constructed of Caen, Bath or other free stone of a soft nature, fibreglass, wood or plastic will be permitted in the cemeteries. This elaborate piece of high Victoriana was designed by George Highton of Brixton in the decorative gothic style and is Grade II listed. It was unveiled in 1879 by Baroness Burdett-Coutts. The memorial is constructed of Portland stone, marble, granite and red Mansfield stone, with extensive mosaic enrichment depicting flowers and the seasons. There are stone animal statues on pedestals at each corner, at least one of which is thought to have been modelled on Baroness Burdett-Coutts' own collie dog. Professor and mathematics department chair Meredith Williams recalled the start of his teaching career at Campbell: "I'm not sure I would have made it through my first semester without Dr. Taylor. I had an extremely challenging group of students in a class who were determined to see how hard they could push the new professor. Dr. Taylor always had an encouraging word for me before I went to class."Small Kerb Set Plot (Section R in Sidcup only). Owners of graves in section R of Sidcup cemetery must install a (914mm) 3ft x (914mm) 3ft kerb set between12 and 18 months after interment. Parishioner / Resident means any person residing in the London Borough of Bexley or in property owned or provided by the Council outside the London Borough of Bexley. London Gardens Online, St Pancras Gardens, accessed 09/09/2016 from http://www.londongardensonline.org.uk/gardens-online-record.asp?ID=CAM103 The Council shall not be responsible for carrying out any instructions received by telephone unless verified by the receipt of the correct documentation relating to the instruction within any specified time and delivered to the Council's main cemetery office. Full Memorial Plot means a grave plot where the entire area of the grave may be used for memorialisation and or planting flowers.