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Allow Memorials at Sileby Cemetery

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Stephen Thompson
8 years ago

This makes me sad. If this was to happen to my son Stanley’s garden I would be very upset. x

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Leanne barker
8 years ago

It should be allowed ad it's been there and they only saying it now??!!

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Sophie Berry
8 years ago

Can’t believe how they are treating you. I think it’s a disgrace. We had a similar thing with my mums memorial on my brothers grave. Support you 100% Much love x

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Esther
8 years ago Featured

I think it's awful people still grieve for many many years and there way of coping is to put stuff on there loved ones resting place. We have to pay alot of money for the plot so they have there right to put what they like on his resting place.

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Simon walters
8 years ago

A consultation process is clearly missing here. The parish council should postpone the removal of items and arrange a suitable time whereby everyone’s opinion is sought. What’s the rush?

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Katy osborne
8 years ago

They have already lost enough, don't take this away from them

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Stefania Oprescu
8 years ago

I will never understand this kind of attitude. They should think at what they can do with all the streets in Sileby, because they look horrendous, they should look at the green spaces around Sileby that are not well preserved, they should do something about the crazy traffic around the village, all this things put the people safety in danger!! Leave the poor families alone and leave the poor souls rest in peace!!

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Lynda Passingham
8 years ago

Let families put memorials on their families headstones. They are not hurting anyone and it’s their way of giving something to their loved ones. Take that away from them is devastating.

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Grace
8 years ago

If it's your loved ones space what you put on it is up to you, not the council.

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Dr Laura Edwards
8 years ago

Leaving tributes is at a gravestone/memorial is important for grieving families. I really can't understand this.

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Ann wilkinson
8 years ago

I think when you have paid to lay your love ones to rest you should be allowed to put nice things on and have it look how you want it too. Its not offending anybody its trying to help the people who go see and pay respect of the koved one and makes them feel better with there personal touch .

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Anonymous
8 years ago

The council need to retract this decision. The absolute lack of clarity, communication and consideration is shocking. This is one of the only ways parents can grieve and express love for their children and it is an experience nobody should have to go through. The council have added the ultimate insult to what is already a devastating loss.

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Sharon Glyn-Smith
8 years ago

Its hard enough losing a child, do not take away the small items placed on graves as this provide comfort to families

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Let thm put wot they like xx

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Kishan chavda
8 years ago

There always should be a place for loved ones to rest

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Hannah Gill
8 years ago

Disgusting if this goes ahead, with the amount of money paid for the plot we should be able to respect our love one however we wish.

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Georgina Scarborough
8 years ago

My family and I also visit my baby daughters resting place regularly and we’re all devastated about what the council are trying to do as visiting her with ornaments, teddies and windmills is how we deal with with our loss and not being able to do this doesn’t just effect me it effects my two daughter who like to visit with gifts for there sister! What is the harm in making a sad place a bright and beautiful one as long as it’s kept maintained? The only harm this causes is to the people who have lost loved one and are probably still grieving!

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Mrs anne bates
8 years ago

sileby parish council want to leave things well alone my mother in law has been buried there since 2005.the parish council has even tried to say we signed for this how wrong they are

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Disgusting

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Tracy
8 years ago

This is outrageous families should be able to display memorials on their loved ones graves