Find a funeral director in Swinton

Find funeral directors in Swinton 

Searching for a funeral director in Swinton? You can count on us to help. We’ve brought together local funeral directors so you can quickly see what they’re offering and make the right choice for you and your loved one. By browsing our directory you’ll find info about independent funeral directors as well as nationally recognised funeral homes in Swinton. And we also cover funeral services in the Greater Manchester area, so no matter where you want the service to be held, you’ll have access to the info you need. If you’re managing to a tight budget or you’re looking to meet the needs of a particular faith, you’ll be able to quickly narrow down your options. Take your time, consider your wants and needs and then browse the info below to find the best funeral director in Swinton for you.  

Planning a funeral in Swinton 

Thanks to its proximity to Manchester, Swinton is well covered when it comes to both crematoriums and cemeteries. Information about Jewish and Muslim burials can be found on the Manchester City Council website. And if you’re interested in a natural burial there are plenty of options listed below.

There are lots of churches in the local area, but if you require a place of worship to suit a different faith, head into Manchester itself where you’ll find synagogues, mosques and temples. 

Find a Swinton crematorium 

There are at least 7 crematoriums within 15 miles of Swinton. The majority of these are council run. All crematoriums near Swinton offer funeral services to suit any religion, faith or belief.

• Agecroft Crematorium (Salford Council) 
• Peel Green Crematorium (Salford Council) 
• Overdale Crematorium (Bolton Council) 
• Blackley Crematorium (Manchester City Council) 
• Middleton Crematorium (Manchester City Council) 
• The Manchester Crematorium (privately run) 
• Howe Bridge Crematorium (privately run) 

Find a Swinton cemetery or burial ground 

Burials are currently offered at Swinton Cemetery and there are many others with available plots in the local area. If you’re interested in eco-friendly or green burials, Woodland, Southern and Blackley Cemeteries offer natural burials in woodland or meadow settings. In fact, Blackley Cemetery, owned by Manchester City Council, is pursuing nature reserve status.

Local Jewish burials are handled at Southern Cemetery while Muslim burial is also supported by Manchester City Council. 

• Swinton Cemetery (Salford Council) 
• St Mary’s Roman Catholic Church 
• Agecroft Cemetery & Crematorium (Manchester City Council) 
• Peel Green Cemetery (Salford Council) 
• Woodland Cemetery (privately run) 
• Farnworth Cemetery (Bolton Council) 
• Radcliffe Cemetery (Bury Council) 
• Tyldesley Cemetery (Wigan Council) 
• Blackley Cemetery & Crematorium (Manchester City Council) 
• Southern Cemetery (for Jewish burial plots – Manchester City Council) 

You can find out more about Swinton Cemetery on the Salford Council website.