Whitwick Cemetery
If your family wants to use a grave on Church Lane and the person named on the deed has died, ring me. I can help you check whose permission is needed for this burial.
Arranging a burial here
Tell me if you are looking for a new plot or hoping to reopen a family grave at Whitwick. The council can check the appropriate section, burial rights and space for the funeral you have in mind.
Burial of ashes at Whitwick
If you would like ashes buried on Church Lane, tell me whether there is already a family grave. The council lists a fee for the burial of ashes, and where the person lived can affect the amount. If they moved into care outside the area, mention that when we speak.
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 8868Who can agree to a further burial?
If the person named on the grave deed has died, tell me whose burial you’re arranging. The council checks the right to use the grave. If someone else needs to take over that right, we can find out which papers they’ll need before a date is agreed.
Finding your way here
Church Lane, Whitwick, LE67 5DJ
Get directions to the pedestrian entrance on Google MapsContains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2026Use the lych gate on Church Lane. The council says this is the visitor entrance and the gate stays unlocked. Give relatives the lane and the meeting point if you are coming separately.
Visiting a grave on Church Lane
Whitwick Cemetery is open around the clock. If you’d like to scatter ashes during a family visit, that needs a separate arrangement. The council requires permission and limits scattering to designated areas, so ask about the spot you have in mind first.