http://www.forumwales.com/fwblog/2007/09/01/cemetery-of-the-year-award/ The blog from ForumWales covering all aspects of Wales and the Welsh - and beyond. Sat, 19 Jul 2008 15:23:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 http://www.forumwales.com/fwblog/2007/09/01/cemetery-of-the-year-award/#comment-10347 angus hanton Sun, 25 Nov 2007 21:36:45 +0000 http://www.forumwales.com/fwblog/2007/09/01/cemetery-of-the-year-award/#comment-10347 This is brilliant! I'm really keen on people spending more thought on how they are buried and I think your article shows supply is at last catching up with demand. For some people it is possible to use their own land and we've done a piece on the practicalities here at: http://www.woodlands.co.uk/blog/conservation/green-burial-can-i-be-buried-in-my-woodland/ This is brilliant! I’m really keen on people spending more thought on how they are buried and I think your article shows supply is at last catching up with demand. For some people it is possible to use their own land and we’ve done a piece on the practicalities here at:
http://www.woodlands.co.uk/blog/conservation/green-burial-can-i-be-buried-in-my-woodland/

]]> http://www.forumwales.com/fwblog/2007/09/01/cemetery-of-the-year-award/#comment-6844 ForumLead Tue, 23 Oct 2007 18:07:00 +0000 http://www.forumwales.com/fwblog/2007/09/01/cemetery-of-the-year-award/#comment-6844 Oystermouth Cemetery in Swansea has been named Runner Up in Category C: Cemeteries above 12 acres, and Gwent Crematorium in Torfaen has been given an Honourable Mention in Cat. E: Crematoria Only. Oystermouth Cemetery in Swansea has been named Runner Up in Category C: Cemeteries above 12 acres, and Gwent Crematorium in Torfaen has been given an Honourable Mention in Cat. E: Crematoria Only.

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