September 2020

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  This is the bed that has been made to delineate the Museum area from the Remembrance Garden. It is just beyond the three rose gardens at back of the Remembrance Garden.  The Trust stipulated that the plants must be similar to the ones at the front of the Museum and Chapel.

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            The Garden
​            30 June 2020

Remembrance Garden  March - May 2020

The Remembrance Garden and the whole site is closed to the public in line with Government rulings. ​

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​The Garden, however, is being cared for by The Friends of St George's Chapel. The roses are blooming well despite the lack of rain for well over two months.  Watering has been infrequent because of the restrictions and the installation of an automatic watering system is being considered.​

The Remembrance Garden on 30th May 2020

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All work done in the Remembrance Garden is by volunteers.
If you would like to help, please contact us by clicking on -  stgeorgesrafchapel@gmail.com 
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Burial of Ashes​​

Ashes can be buried in the Garden of Remembrance.  (​ Certain criteria applies - see  Guidelines in Services).

​When ashes are buried, the family is given a copy of the burial plot giving the plot number, a copy of the words recorded in the Book of Remembrance and any photographs that they have asked to be taken.

A membership form for the Friends is included.  Although the Remembrance Garden is cared for and maintained by volunteers, members' subscriptions help fund the necessary purchases  for the upkeep of the roses, grass and the Remembrance Garden generally.  ​