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Slough Crematorium

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Description

Opened in 1963 and is situated within the grounds of Slough Cemetery. The crematorium was designed by architect Harold R. W. Orr and built by Clayton Heath Ltd, with the construction.

Number of Chapels:

Chapel Service Duration Time:

30 minutes

Address

Stoke Road, Slough SL2 5AX

Tel: 01753 523127 / 01753 520702

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