Coney Hill Cemetery

Coney Hill Crematorium was built as a cemetery chapel in 1935 in the early Christian style building and was designed by Petter and Warren, it was originally completed in 1935 as a church by firm Potter and Hare and in 1953, it was converted to a crematorium by Gloucester City Architect Albert Norman and Roger Fitzsimmons. and in 2001, the cemetery created a Millennium Section, which created sections for the Muslim and Chinese communities, Roman Catholics and members of the Church of England as well as a children's plot and a General (Non-denominational) ground. They have also created a Woodland Burial site for ‘green burials’. In August 2010, the crematorium improved the crematorium…

Within the grounds, there is also a tea room called The Arbor where families can stop to have food and drink after a service at the Chapel in the Mulberry and The Willows tea rooms.