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Breakspear Crematorium

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Description

Established in 1957 on land given to Hillingdon Council by a local farmer, this site used to be much smaller, consisting of a traditional chapel and the original surrounding grounds. In 1972, a second, more modern chapel was built and, gradually, the grounds have grown to their current size of more than 26 acres.

Number of Chapels:

(South Chapel & West Chapel)

Chapel Service Duration Time:

30 minutes

Address

Breakspear Road, Ruislip, Middlesex, HA4 7SJ

Tel: 01895 556560

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