What to Do with Ashes in Worcestershire

Find natural burial and handmade ashes jewellery in Worcestershire, from Redditch and Holberrow Green to Kidderminster and the Malverns.

Worcestershire runs from the Malvern Hills across the Vale of Evesham's orchards to the River Severn and the edge of the Black Country. It's green, peaceful countryside, and families here often look for a natural burial ground or a keepsake made nearby. For ideas, see our memorial ideas for ashes.

Natural burial in Worcestershire

Westall Park Natural Burial Ground at Holberrow Green, near Redditch, is twelve acres of open meadow and young woodland, with dedicated plots for ashes. It was named best natural burial ground in the West Midlands in 2025. See all eco memorials and natural burial in Worcestershire.

Memorial jewellery

Treasured Forever Keepsakes in Kidderminster handcrafts memorial jewellery with ashes, hair and other inclusions, as well as keepsakes for pets and living loved ones. See all memorial jewellery in Worcestershire.

Is there a natural burial ground near Worcester or Redditch?

Yes. Westall Park at Holberrow Green is between Redditch and Worcester.

Can I scatter ashes on the Malvern Hills?

Usually yes, but you need permission from whoever owns the land. The Malvern Hills are looked after by the Malvern Hills Trust, so contact them first. Read our guide to where you can't scatter ashes in the UK for more.

Can I scatter ashes in the River Severn?

Scattering on rivers is generally allowed without a licence, but you'll need permission to access the bank and should avoid busy stretches and spots near drinking water intakes. Our guide to where you can't scatter ashes in the UK explains the rules.