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Planning a funeral in Accrington

There are lots of easy-to-reach options for cremation and burial in Accrington and the surrounding Lancashire area. In fact, the town has one crematorium of its own as well as 2 others a short distance away. You’ll also find a number of large cemeteries and natural burial sites to choose from. For a religious service, Accrington has many places of worship including churches, chapels and Rasa Jamia Masjid, the town’s large mosque.

Find an Accrington crematorium

If you’re looking for an Accrington crematorium you have a wonderful local option, complete with a 100-year-old crematorium chapel. There are also 2 other crematoriums within 10 miles of the town:

• Accrington Cemetery & Crematorium (council-run)
• Burnley Crematorium (council-run)
• Pleasington Cemetery & Crematorium (council-run)

Find a cemetery or burial ground in Accrington

Accrington Cemetery is a large burial ground on the Burnley Road. It offers specific areas for Roman Catholic, CofE, non-conformist and Muslim burials, as well as a quiet infant area and an area where ashes are buried. Along with Accrington Cemetery, Dill Hall offers burial plots to those who live in the area. There are several other cemeteries in the area, many of which also offer natural burials as a choice.

• Accrington Cemetery & Crematorium (council-run)
• Church & Clayton-Le-Moors Cemetery (Dill Hall) (council-run)
• Burnley Cemetery (council-run)
• Pleasington Cemetery (council-run)
• West Pennine Remembrance Park, Turton (privately owned with natural burials)
• Clitheroe Cemetery (council-run)

You can find more details about Hyndburn cemetery listings on the council website.

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