Huncote Cemetery
The cemetery at Huncote is on Forest Road and was opened in 1897.
For anyone wishing to visit the cemetery, parking is available a short walk away (less than 250 yards) at Huncote Leisure Centre, on Sportsfield Lane or kerbside on Forest Road.
Information for Huncote Cemetery
Anyone wishing to purchase a burial plot in Huncote cemetery as either an ashes plot in the Garden of Remembrance or a full size burial plot in the main cemetery should review the documentation below and contact the Clerk, who will discuss your needs with you.
- Huncote Cemetery - Definitions of terms
Definitions of terms used in relation to the cemetery.
Huncote Cemetery - Rules and Regulations (PDF, 284 Kb)
Rules and Regulations for Huncote Cemetery effective from 7th December 2018.
Huncote Cemetery - Fees (PDF, 152 Kb)
Huncote Cemetery fees effective from 1st October 2022.
Huncote Cemetery - Application for the Purchase of the Exclusive Right of Burial (PDF, 207 Kb)
Form for completion for purchasing the Exclusive Right of Burial.
Huncote Cemetery - Regulations For Ashes Burials and Notice of Inurnment (PDF, 395 Kb)
Regulations relating to ashes burials, including application for inurnment, and wording for memorial, effective 1st April 2019.
Huncote Cemetery - Regulations For Coffin Burials and Notice of Interment (PDF, 215 Kb)
Regulations relating to full burials, including application for Earthen burial plots, effective 1st April 2019.
Huncote Cemetery - Right to Erect or Install a Monument/Second or Subsequent Inscriptions (PDF, 226 Kb)
Application form to install, erect or amend a monument in Huncote Cemetery, effective from 1st April 2019.
Ancestory searches
- Search in Register of Graves, Burials or Exclusive Rights
- Should anyone wish to review cemetery records to determine their ancestry, an appointment can be arranged with the Clerk at a mutually agreeable time. A small fee will be charged for this service.
More information
- Gov.uk - Death and bereavement (external link)
Information on what to do when someone dies, how to register a death and a variety of other information you may find useful when a friend, relative or loved one passes away is available from the gov.uk website.
- Gov.uk - What to do after someone dies (external link)
Guidance on what to do after someone dies.
- Gov.uk - Support for child funeral costs (Children’s Funeral Fund for England)
The Children’s Funeral Fund for England can help to pay for some of the costs of a funeral for a child under 18 or a baby stillborn after the 24th week of pregnancy.
Child Funeral Charity leaflet (PDF, 6.7 Mb)
The Child Funeral Charity CFC, which offers financial support for families, has published a useful leaflet that can be distributed to those that may need it.
The leaflet gives a brief introduction to the CFC.Child Funeral Charity guide (PDF, 1.1 Mb)
The Child Funeral Charity CFC, which offers financial support for families, has published a useful guide that can be distributed to those that may need it.
The guide gives more detail about what help they can offer, as well as explaining what help families can access through the Government's Children's Funeral Fund.- Information for the Bereaved: Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Information to help bereaved families, friends or next of kin make important decisions.
Coronavirus bereavement support leaflet (PDF, 269 Kb)
A leaflet which has been produced to provide support and information for those who have been bereaved through the Coronavirus.
- Register a Death (external link)
You must register a death with the County Registrar within 5 days, or 42 days for a stillbirth.
- Dying Matters - Leicester, Leicestershire & Rutland
Raising awareness of dying, death and bereavement and providing support to those who need it.
Memorial Safety Testing
- Memorial Safety Testing Frequently Asked Questions
Huncote Parish Council will be carrying out a memorial safety check at Huncote Cemetery. For further information click on the memorial safety link below.
- Parish Registers
This lists the records of christenings[C], marriages[M] and burials[B] of Huncote people which can be found at the Record Office for Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland.
