Our Locations

Arguably the most beautiful setting of any crematorium in the UK. Set in the Cynfelyn valley, overlooking fields, woods and the distant sea, the building has been especially designed to blend into this landscape and has the look of a small country house.

The Chapel seats 86 and is characterised by a large bay window overlooking the valley below.A small woodland cemetery is also provided and attracts families from across Wales and the English borders.

Arun Crematorium opened in August 2023 to serve the communities surrounding Bognor Regis with exceptional care. Our chapel building hosts approximately 100 mourners and is set within peaceful memorial gardens.

We also have a floral tribute area, a Garden of Remembrance, a generous car park with 120 parking spaces and accessible toilet facilities. Using the latest technology and modern facilities, we offer you an exceptional location for funeral services and memorialisation.

Set on the edge of Watermead Lake and bordered by the River Thame, the crematorium is shaped by water. The final entrance to the chapel carries the funeral cortage over a bridge, creating a distinct, private space for mourners to gather before the service. A generous car park lies below, designed to hold just one funeral at a time, preserving the individuality for each occasion.

Nestling into the landscape of the Bassettlaw area, the building has been especially designed in the local rural character in order to blend into the countryside, offering a place of peace and seclusion, so important for a funeral.

Opened in 1956, close to Canterbury, Barham is renowned as one of the finest crematoria in the country, built to a wonderfully high standard and with stunning views across the Kent countryside.

Barham crematorium is a place of beauty and peace, set in acres of manicured parkland with majestic views across the Elham Valley. This is a place of excellence, tranquillity and tradition.

Set inside Pitsea cemetery, the crematorium was developed in agreement with Basildon and District council to meet a long standing need. A new cemetery has recently been opened to provide additional burial ground.

Bishopbriggs Crematorium near Glasgow provides a peaceful and beautiful setting for families to mourn, commemorate and celebrate their loved ones.

Overlooked by Campsie Hills and surrounded by agricultural farmland, the crematorium is equipped with the latest technology and high-quality facilities to offer you and your clients an exceptional location for funeral services and grounds for lasting memorials.

Set in the heart of the countryside, in the shadow of the Eildon Hills, the crematorium offers a local choice for the communities of the Borders and beyond.

The building and grounds have been carefully designed to ensure that the natural landscape is preserved and the crematorium is amongst the most environmentally friendly in Europe.

Set against an ancient hillside with long views of the countryside beyond, the new service has been especially designed to blend into the countryside, offering a place of peace and seclusion, so important for a funeral. The chapel is light & spacious, finished in natural stone and oak with picture windows along both sides to frame the magnificent scenery beyond.

Opened in 1936, Charing is one of the most historic crematoria in the country. Set in natural woodland surroundings it has the appearance of an elegant country house and is widely admired for its wonderful landscapes and distinguished tradition.

Built in Partnership with Cromer Town Council to meet this long standing need for a new crematorium in North Norfolk.

The Forest of Dean Crematorium resulted from a joint venture between Westerleigh and Forest of Dean District council. The building was especially designed to nestle in the Forest landscape and provides a picturesque setting for funerals from Chepstow, Monmouth, Lydney and Ross-on-Wye.

The cemetery and crematorium were constructed in agreement with the London Borough of Redbridge and was the first new facility to be built in London for over 40 years. The arrangement also saw Westerleigh take over the management and maintenance of the Council’s four existing cemeteries and four closed churchyards

The crematorium has been designed to meet a variety of religious and cultural beliefs including Church of England, Roman Catholic, Hindu and Sikh.

Opened in 2017 to serve the borough of Gedling on the North Eastern edge of Nottingham.

Opened in 2017 to serve Southern Leicestershire and Harborough areas.

Herne Bay Crematorium, in Bullockstone Road, is set within 14 acres of picturesque grounds, surrounded by mature woodland and agricultural fields.

At the heart of the site is a contemporary chapel building which is light, airy and welcoming, with a seating capacity of 105 and significant additional space available. Using the latest technology and modern facilities, we offer you an exceptional location for funeral services and memorialisation. 

The site was developed in agreement with Wigan Metropolitan Council who own the adjacent cemetery and involved the conversion of a disused chapel into an office suite and remembrance chapel.

Set in several acres of beautifully maintained gardens, the whole place has a feeling of peace and tranquillity. This is reflected in the spacious chapel, constructed from natural brick and honey coloured timber.

Bordering the communities of Newport and Monmouthshire, the new service has been especially designed in the local rural character so it blends into the countryside, offering a place of peace and seclusion, so important for a funeral.

The chapel is light & spacious, finished in natural stone with picture windows along one side to frame the magnificent views beyond.

Overlooking Llanelli with views of the Gower where it meets the sea, Llanelli crematorium provides a natural place for families to hold a dignified service of their choice. Serving communities from Ammanford to Llanelli, as well as Pontarddulais, Gorseinon and the Western side of Swansea. The building has been especially designed to blend into its natural surroundings, offering a place of peace and seclusion, so important for a funeral.

Mercia Forest Crematorium, which opened it's doors in 2023, provides a natural setting for families living in Walsall, Wolverhampton and Cannock to hold a dignified and uniquely personal service of their choice.

Set in 10 acres of woodland grounds, the chapel building seats approximately 112 mourners. As well as this, the crematorium also has a floral tribute area, a Garden of Remembrance, car park with 77 spaces, coach parking bays and accessible toilet facilities.

The crematorium, which opened its doors in April 2022, serves the communinities of New Milton, Bournemouth, Christchurch and other surrounding areas of New Forest.

Upon entering the site, a vista opens across the parkland landscape to the roof lantern that highlights the chapel. Its scale provides a landmark for the site without compromising the important backdrop of the Great Woar Copse.

A restored Victorian cemetery near to the centre of London, New Southgate cemetery and crematorium is regarded as one of the most beautiful and well maintained in England.

Since it was established in 1856, New Southgate has provided a unique and wonderfully natural setting for the divergent populations of North London. This includes large burial sections for the Greek Orthodox, Afro-Caribbean and Roman Catholic communities.

Created to serve the communities of Swindon and North Wiltshire, the new facility has been especially designed in the local rural character so it blends into the countryside, offering a place of peace and seclusion, so important for a funeral.

Set within ancient woodland, the service at Parndon Wood was transferred from Harlow council in July 2011 following a comprehensive tender process.

Refurbished recently, the whole site benefits from a continous programme of improvement.

A new crematorium to serve the people of Sedgemoor opened in the autumn of 2013. Lying between Highbridge and Bridgwater, on the A 38 at Stretcholt, the building and grounds are set within the beautiful countryside of the Somerset levels.

A place of seclusion and peace, offering the natural tranquillity so important for a funeral.

A new crematorium to serve the Sirhowy Valley and neighbouring communities, opening in early 2021. Situated in an elevated position in the heart of the Sirhowy Valley at Pontllanfraith, Blackwood. The Crematorium and memorial garden has been sympathetically designed to offer a place of peace and seclusion, which is so important when holding a funeral service.

Overlooking the historic city of Stirling and with views toward the Castle and surrounding countryside, Stirlingshire Crematorium offers a place of peace and seclusion, so important for a funeral.

We allow 60 minute service slots with 30 minutes for the service. This ensures that every family has enough time to hold a personal and dignified service. There are approximately 116 allocated parking spaces, although more parking may be found within the grounds.

Set on the edge of Romsey, the new service has been especially designed in the local rural character so it blends into the countryside, offering a place of peace and seclusion, so important for a funeral.

The chapel is light & spacious, built in the traditional red brick with picture windows along one side to frame the magnificent views beyond.

Bordering the communities of Pershore and Evesham, the new facility has been especially designed in the local rural character so it blends into the countryside, offering a place of peace and seclusion, so important for a funeral.

The service was transferred to Westerleigh in November 2008 following a detailed tender process and with the aim of delivering wide ranging improvements across the facilities.

Located just off the A30 and close to the town of Camborne, the new crematorium serves Mid and West Cornwall and has substantially reduced journey times to the existing crematorium at Truro. Nestled into the hillside, the chapel has wide views of the stunning Cornish landscape.

Set within the Heart of Cheshire, overlooking the river Dane below, Vale Royal crematorium provides a natural place for families to hold a dignified service of their choice. Serving communities from Tarporley to Knutsford, Middlewich, Northwich and surrounding areas.

Built to serve the communities of South Birmingham, Bromsgrove and North Worcestershire. The crematorium enjoys uninterrupted views of the surrounding landscape of rolling open hills, hedgerows, pastures and pockets of woodland, providing a peaceful and special setting for services.

Wessex Vale crematorium is amongst the most environmentally friendly in Europe. 

The chapel has a state of the art media centre, providing live webcasts, online virtual tours and an almost unlimited music library. Tradition is not forgotten though and the beautiful, multi faith chapel is fitted with a Viscount organ. All forms of live music are welcome and the crematorium staff would be pleased to offer any advice you may need.

Built to provide a much needed facility for Newbury and surrounding areas the crematorium has been designed to blend into its rural surroundings and has the appearance of a country house.

Built on the outskirts of Bristol to relieve pressure on the busy inner city sites, Westerleigh is now the leading facility in the area providing cremation, burial and remembrance gardens as well as a woodland burial ground.

A new crematorium, set in the heart of West Lothian, opened in April 2010 in Cousland Wood, Livingston.

The new service is the result of a partnership between specialist operators, Westerleigh, and West Lothian Council where Westerleigh were selected for the quality of their design and national experience.

The crematorium was built in 1989 on a greenfield site covering 13 acres.

The chapel reflects this rural setting with oak carved doors and pews and a light, peaceful atmosphere. A new cemetery was opened within the grounds in 2005 in conjunction with the local authority and a woodland burial area has also since been developed.

Opened in 1996, the crematorium was designed in sympathy with traditional Wiltshire architecture and occupies a 10 acre rural site overlooking the pastures which border the Kennet & Avon canal at Semington.

Adjacent land has been recently acquired for future use as a cemetery.

Set in the heart of the countryside on the edge of Burscough, this new cemetery and crematorium provides a natural place for families of West Lancashire to hold a dignified service of their choice. The building has been especially designed to blend into its natural surroundings, offering a place of peace and seclusion, so important for a funeral.

Set in over 40 acres, the bereaved have both the space and time to organise the individual funeral that they want.

Built in partnership with Broxbourne Borough Council to provide vital new burial space and a new crematorium to serve its residents for the first time.