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Is it legal to bury someone in your own garden?
With all associated costs, viewing of the body, grave/headstone, flowers, cars etc.
Whats the minimum it would roughly cost? Someone has told me its possible for as little as £1800 and I'm highly skeptical of that.
Thanks.
Is it legal to bury someone in your own garden?
Up to two people I believe without a license/permit.Is it legal to bury someone in your own garden?
Up to two people I believe without a license/permit.
Surely any burial requires permission as the body is declared as clinical waste and has to be disposed of correctly. An authority has to decide whether that specific person is okay to bury and then you have to get a professional who is licensed to dispose of it unless the local authorities give the okay for you to do it. Even then there would probably be loads of guidelines on the actual burial.
You've obviously never lost anyone close to you, either that or your being edgy or are a psychopath.Sounds like the cheapest way is just to leave the body and let the council sort it out. Death is just entropy anyway.
I'm a scientist and a pragmatist.You've obviously never lost anyone close to you, either that or your being edgy or are a psychopath.
Some people would much rather be buried than cremated though in all fairness.
My dad wanted to be buried so it cost us more, he wanted his body to naturally return to the earth rather than just be incinerated into wasted energy.
Although it wasn't easy to find somebody to hold a service for an Atheist that wanted to be buried.. It was a very well done funeral though.
Thanks for that.. I buried my dad 3 months ago... If i could swear i would..Some people prefer their body to slowly decompose and get riddled with feasting maggots, worms and insects? They should probably learn hat happens to the body after death.