Health and safety in our cemeteries
Mourners are reminded that items which are considered to be a health and safety concern should not be left in the grounds. Items such as glass, Shepherd’s crooks and alcohol will be removed in line with our rules and regulations along with any other items that could be a health and safety concern, as soon as they have been identified.
If you think you may have left items on the grave of your loved one that could be a health and safety concern and would like to arrange a collection, please contact us by email at robinhoodcemetery@solihull.gov.uk, providing the following information:
- cemetery
- grave number
- name of the deceased
- items removed
- your name
- your telephone number
We have three cemeteries in Solihull.
Attendance at funerals for burials
Attendance at a graveside is unlimited.
Attendance at funerals for cremations
Scatterings and cremated remains interments can be booked through your funeral director.
The Book of Remembrance Room and waiting rooms are now open.
Memorial headstone permits are being processed and stonemasons should email these to robinhoodcemetery@solihull.gov.uk
Cemetery and Crematorium bookings
Bookings should be made through your funeral director.
Dedicated memorials
We have memorials commissioned by Solihull SANDS at all of our cemeteries dedicated to babies who have died around the time of their birth.
At Woodlands Cemetery we have memorials dedicated to children and to members of the armed forces commissioned by The Friends of Woodlands Cemetery.