Ringwood Town Council

Cemetery

Ringwood Cemetery is set in a beautiful, peaceful site, enhanced by mature trees, shrubs and hedges, in Hightown Road. Ringwood Town Council is the Burial Authority, with responsibility for maintenance and administration.


The Old Part of the Cemetery opened in 1864; records show the first interment was in this year. It is approximately 7 acres in size, with 6,000 grave spaces and a Garden of Rest. The Chapel and Bell Tower were demolished in 1960.

The Cemetery was extended in the early part of the 20th Century, and enrolled in the Registry Books by Deed of Conveyance on 4 May 1921. Part of the New Burial Ground was consecrated on 5 November 1936 and there was a further consecration ceremony in 1979.

The newer part of the Cemetery is approximately four fifths of an acre, with around 720 ashes plots in the New Garden of Rest and 400 graves spaces.

War Graves - there are 30 on the war graves list.

 

You can view and search a digital map of the cemetery online by clicking on the button below. This will open a new window which gives you options to search for specific graves or individual burials by surname or date. You can also print an extract from the map to take with you and help you find a grave you wish to visit. All burials recorded in our registers are included but only some grave entries include a photo (we are still working on these).

Click here to view map

Ringwood Cemetery Address:
Hightown Road, Ringwood,
Hampshire
BH24 1NH

Call Ringwood Town Council On 01425 473883

or visit our offices at Ringwood Gateway

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Ringwood Town Council News

Council Celebrates Long Service Awards for Dedicated Staff

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Oct

Council Celebrates Long Service Awards for Dedicated Staff

Four long-serving members of staff were recently celebrated for their outstanding commitment to the Council, contributing an impressive 108 years of service between them.

Council supports local youth through Carvers Kayak Club and Skate Jam

14

Oct

Council supports local youth through Carvers Kayak Club and Skate Jam

The Town Council supported local young people over the summer by running a Skate Jam and partnering with Ethical Activities Community Interest Company (CIC) to offer the Carvers Kayak Club. These programs provided safe, educational, and enjoyable opportunities for youth aged 9 to 15, encouraging skill development and community engagement.

Remembrance Commemorations in Ringwood

14

Oct

Remembrance Commemorations in Ringwood

Over the Remembrance period there are a number of commemorative services taking place for the people of Ringwood to come together to remember and honour the service and sacrifice of all those that defended our freedoms and protected our way of life.