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Allow Memorials at Sileby Cemetery

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Patrick foxon
8 years ago

Please allow memorials at silent cemetery.

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MR G L G PROUD
8 years ago

Let sleeping people lie undisturbed.

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Karon Tolton
8 years ago

It is bad enough that people have lost their loved ones without the council wanting to do this.

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Liz Thompson
8 years ago

Let's hope the council allow families to grieve as they wish

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Andrew Lewin
8 years ago

This needs to happen.

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Gemma Starbuck-Adams
8 years ago

I think more consideration is needed for the bereaved.. all in favour to deny them marking their lovwd ones resting place shame on you!

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Ian
8 years ago

Should be allowed any small memorial it's not a tank parked there with there name so wots the problem

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Gill Turner
8 years ago

Please allow as it means so much to the people concerned

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Kodi Andrews
8 years ago

Absolutely ridiculous! Fingers crossed they change their mind

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Debbie mackay
8 years ago

Done

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Brenda Westcott
8 years ago

If it gives comfort why stop it?

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Katie Radley
8 years ago

There is no need to remove these items. They are part of a grieving process and do not affect the council at all.

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Sarah White
8 years ago

I feel for these people suffering with the heart ake there causing upon grieving family's you should be able to put what you want on your loved ones grave (what is this world coming too)

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Anna Sheldon
8 years ago

It’s a place to remember loved ones, families should be allowed to place ornaments and things on the grave asking as it is within their plot and kept looking nice and tide!!

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R Parnell
8 years ago

We lost are son two years ago we have got two extra post stuck in the ground I cannot see where their is a problem.

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Annette Cornell
8 years ago

Have a compassionate heart

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Téresa
8 years ago

All done

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Sam Fergus
8 years ago

The Council do not appear to have acted in a transparent manner, the recorded minutes do not match the statement posted, followed by no comment when residents have questioned their interpretation. A highly sensitive matter has been dealt with in an abhorrent manner, the council need to remember they represent the people, in this case grieving families, talking to them would have been better than this.

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Michael carr
8 years ago

Heavy handed bullying tactics have no respect for bereaved feelings

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Hannah
8 years ago

Anybody should be able to express their love to the lost how ever they desire