What to Do with Ashes in Rutland

Find natural burial and ashes interment in Rutland, at Ketton near Stamford, serving Rutland, Lincolnshire and Peterborough.

Rutland is England's smallest county, a peaceful place of stone villages, rolling farmland and Rutland Water at its heart. Families here often look for a natural burial ground close to home, and there's one just outside Stamford. Our guide to what to do with ashes after cremation covers the main options.

Natural burial in Rutland

Tithe Green Ketton is a natural burial ground just outside Stamford, convenient for families across Rutland, Lincolnshire and the Peterborough area. Ashes are buried in a biodegradable container in woodland with a newly planted memorial tree and a Welsh slate plaque, or in wildflower meadow with a plaque. See all eco memorials in Rutland.

More options nearby

Leicestershire, Lincolnshire and Northamptonshire all have more natural burial grounds nearby.

Can I scatter ashes at Rutland Water?

Rutland Water is a reservoir owned by Anglian Water that supplies drinking water, so scattering in the water isn't suitable. Read our guide to where you can't scatter ashes in the UK for alternatives.

Is there a natural burial ground near Stamford?

Yes. Tithe Green Ketton is just outside Stamford.

Can I plant a memorial tree over ashes?

Yes. At Tithe Green Ketton, woodland interments include a newly planted memorial tree.