Fleckney Cemetery
If you’d like a church service in Fleckney before a burial, I can help arrange both parts of the day. Tell me whether you already have a family grave and where you remember it being.
Arranging a burial here
Harborough’s burial strategy identifies this cemetery separately from the closed churchyard of St Nicholas. I’ll check the relevant register, present availability and permission before giving the family a date.
Burial of ashes after a funeral in Fleckney
If you want to bring someone’s ashes back to Fleckney, tell me whether you mean a family grave in the cemetery or a place at St Nicholas. I can check the right register and ask about permission before you arrange for everyone to come.
How much would it cost?
If you’d like to know the cost of an interment of ashes, give me a call. I’ll check the cemetery fees and explain any charge for our help. You can ring even if someone else arranged the cremation.
Call Samantha on 0116 278 8868Looking for someone buried in Fleckney
St Nicholas keeps a list of the names on the churchyard gravestones in its porch. If you cannot visit, the vicar can send you a copy. For a burial too old to be in the present registers, the church directs families to the Record Office on Long Street in Wigston.
If you are meeting at St Nicholas
The church on Main Street lists accessible parking, an accessible toilet and a hearing loop. If you are going straight to the burial or need a shorter walk, let me know. I can check the route to the particular grave before you set off.
Finding your way here
Main Street, Fleckney
The map takes you to Main Street. Confirm the cemetery meeting point with the family before setting off.
Get directions to the Main Street approach on Google MapsIf the service begins at St Nicholas, confirm where guests should meet for the burial afterwards. Give the cemetery name as well as Main Street when sharing the arrangements.
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