Bebington Cemetery

A cemetery with no new graves. Family graves can be reopened.

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Graves at Bebington cemetery

Facilities

  • Free parking
  • No cemetery chapel

Burial options

No new graves are available at Bebington Cemetery. Family graves can be re-opened.

Contact details

Telephone: 0151 666 3001
Monday to Friday, 10am to 12pm and 2pm to 4pm
Closed on Bank Holidays

Email: landicancemetery@wirral.gov.uk

We may take up to 15 working days to respond to emails.

We do not publish funeral times on the council website.

History of Bebington Cemetery

Bebington Cemetery opened in June 1868 at a cost of £17,900 following a population increase within the area due to the Industrial Revolution and the Irish potato famine.

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An aerial photo of Bebington cemetery in 1926

A photo of Bebington Cemetery in 1926

The cemetery originally contained three chapels serving Church of England, Roman Catholic and Non-Conformist. Only the Church of England chapel remains. It has been re-opened by the Romanian Orthodox Church and dedicated to St Paisie (1722-1794). 

The cemetery contains over 2000 graves, which include Commonwealth War Graves and a war memorial cross and a roll of honour remembering those who gave their lives in World War I. The cemetery also contains survivors form the Titanic, HMS Thetis and the Charge of the Light Brigade.

Location

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Address

Town Lane
Bebington
CH63 5JF
United Kingdom

Venue opening times

Opening times

Open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Getting to Bebington cemetery

Parking

Free parking is available within the Cemetery. Visitors are able to park on the left-hand side of the main drive.

By train

The nearest train station, Bebington, is 1 mile away.

By bus 

Several bus routes run along Old Chester Road and Kings Road, near Bebington Cemetery.

For further bus information see the Mersey Travel website