St James Norton

the GREAT church

     New Extended Garden of Remembrance

 The Garden of Remembrance was formally opened by the Bishop of Sheffield on 14th   September 2025.

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 The wild flower gardens are established and the planting is complete, as the seasons unfold   the garden will flourish, with the planting design giving us endless displays of plants shrubs   and grasses. Each of the trees has an up-lighter that provides illumination at night, and the   benches where appropriate have backrests. It is our intention to not cut the wild flower   gardens as this will destroy the grasses and plants, but to make the gardens look cared for   we will mow a strip across the front edge of each area and a larger strip across the middle of   the old garden of remembrance to allow access to lay flowers near the stone monument.


                                                        Rite for the Burial of Ashes

   The following people have a right to be buried in the Remembrance Garden

 Residents of the Parish of St James Norton (To check an address please visit the website "A   Church near You" Simply search by adding your postcode.   

 Those whose names are on the Church Electoral Roll

 Those dying in the Parish

 An incumbent can also allow anyone else to be buried in the garden, but you should seek   guidance from the Parochial Church Council. For further information please contact: Claire   (Churchwarden) on 07825 128753

 The new garden has a commemorative millstone as a central memorial area where flowers   may be laid.

                      NO OTHER MEMORIALS OR PLAQUES MAY BE LAID.




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