Chilton Town Council
Memorial Garden
Information about the Memorial Garden at Chilton Cemetery, including memorial plaques, application details, garden guidance and contact information.
About the Memorial Garden
The Memorial Garden, also known as the Garden of Remembrance, is a walled area within Chilton Cemetery where plaques can be installed in memory of loved ones.
This area offers a quiet and respectful place for reflection. Plaques may be installed for people who are not buried within the cemetery, or as an additional memorial for someone already remembered elsewhere.
The garden is intended to be a peaceful place of remembrance, and visitors are asked to help keep it tidy and respectful for everyone.
Memorial plaques
Memorial plaques are purchased through Chilton Town Council by completing the Application for Memorial Plaque form.
If you wish to apply for a memorial plaque, please download and complete the form below.
Application form
Download the current memorial plaque application form:
Download Application for Memorial Plaque (PDF)Contact the Town Council
If you need help accessing the PDF or completing the application, please contact the council and assistance will be provided.
Garden guidance and rules
To help maintain the Memorial Garden as a tidy, respectful and peaceful place, Chilton Town Council does not allow the following items in the garden:
- plastic flowers
- silk flowers
- artificial flowers
- pot plants
Chilton Town Council reserves the right to remove and dispose of any such items placed within the Memorial Garden.
Memorial Garden gallery
The images below show views of the Memorial Garden and surrounding memorial area.
