Think it's disgraceful to take things away from graves
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Diana Fox
9 years ago
Please come on, whats happening in the UK today and your worried about plastic flowers and ornaments , its up to family and friends how they atend they graves
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Manijeh Kheradmandan
9 years ago
darcey sent me
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Martin rolfe
9 years ago
I am very saddened by the whole thing
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Adrian rolfe
9 years ago
Disgusting
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Doreen larkin
9 years ago
Please respect how people deal with their grief if it means leaving tokens of their live so be it
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Immy Mayo
9 years ago
I lost my grandma a year ago and I would hate if I wasn't allowed to put flowers, any kind of flowers on her grave. Those "fake" flowers might mean more than you think.
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Blake Rolfe
9 years ago
Disgusting that I can't put anything on my sisters grave
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Miriam thomas
9 years ago
Heartless
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Anonymous
9 years ago
These restrictions seem unnecessary harsh- grieving and decorating graves is a very personal thing, and that's what it should remain!
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Gerrard
9 years ago
Have you lost your mind call yourself a religious man of the cloth take another look Mr Victor. POSTED ON BEHALF OF ABOVE PERSON.
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robert goodchild
9 years ago
perhaps time to reconsider your actions Rev Tomkins..This is religion gone wrong
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Everybody deals with grief in different ways they should be allowed to leave plastic flowers or items if they wish . To take that away is completely unfair
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Michelle Jones
9 years ago
Absolutely disgusting what they are doing this!
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miller
9 years ago
no one should have their means of grieving diminished in any way, it's completely unfair
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Amber Fairmann
9 years ago
It is with heavy heart that I am writing this. To not be able to feel close to my beloved family in whatever way I feel appropriate and to be restricted would be heartbreaking.
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Eloise
9 years ago
People should be able to express themselves in whatever manorism they desire!!!
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Clare Bones
9 years ago
People should be able to leave flowers and trinkets for loved ones.
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Kat Todd
9 years ago
It's a complete disgrace and whoever thought of this insulting act is no church person in my mind :(
How mean can you be
Think it's disgraceful to take things away from graves
Please come on, whats happening in the UK today and your worried about plastic flowers and ornaments , its up to family and friends how they atend they graves
darcey sent me
I am very saddened by the whole thing
Disgusting
Please respect how people deal with their grief if it means leaving tokens of their live so be it
I lost my grandma a year ago and I would hate if I wasn't allowed to put flowers, any kind of flowers on her grave. Those "fake" flowers might mean more than you think.
Disgusting that I can't put anything on my sisters grave
Heartless
These restrictions seem unnecessary harsh- grieving and decorating graves is a very personal thing, and that's what it should remain!
Have you lost your mind call yourself a religious man of the cloth take another look Mr Victor. POSTED ON BEHALF OF ABOVE PERSON.
perhaps time to reconsider your actions Rev Tomkins..This is religion gone wrong
Everybody deals with grief in different ways they should be allowed to leave plastic flowers or items if they wish . To take that away is completely unfair
Absolutely disgusting what they are doing this!
no one should have their means of grieving diminished in any way, it's completely unfair
It is with heavy heart that I am writing this. To not be able to feel close to my beloved family in whatever way I feel appropriate and to be restricted would be heartbreaking.
People should be able to express themselves in whatever manorism they desire!!!
People should be able to leave flowers and trinkets for loved ones.
It's a complete disgrace and whoever thought of this insulting act is no church person in my mind :(