Greater London Pet Crematorium

Greater London Pet Crematorium We are Greater London's first ever pet cremation service based in Streatham, South London

More and more people are seeking support following the death of a pet… “In the last 10 years, the number of people getti...
01/05/2024

More and more people are seeking support following the death of a pet…

“In the last 10 years, the number of people getting in touch has almost trebled, from 6,240 in 2013 to 17,367 in 2022.”

“But it's a kind of grief that society doesn't always understand. According to psychologists, pet owners can feel embarrassed when talking about the emotional impact the death of an animal has had on them, making it tricky to process their grief.” - Gemma Peplow for Sky News

At the Greater London Pet Crematorium, we validate all grief experiences, especially pet bereavement.

Gemma shares a number of pet loss related stories in this article - read more below…

It’s   again… We’re also on Instagram  and X .   Make sure you’re following us on Instagram, Facebook and X to never mis...
26/04/2024

It’s again…

We’re also on Instagram and X .

Make sure you’re following us on Instagram, Facebook and X to never miss an announcement - we’re hoping to officially launch soon.

“It's normal to feel intense grief after the death of a pet.” - Diane James (2021) Many people seek support from organis...
24/04/2024

“It's normal to feel intense grief after the death of a pet.” - Diane James (2021)

Many people seek support from organisations, such as Blue Cross UK, after the death of a pet; in 2020, they were contacted by over 14,200 people regarding pet loss.

Diane James highlights several reasons for why we grieve for our pets:
* Companionship: the death of a pet can be the loss of an important or perhaps sole companion for some people.
* Echoing past losses: losing a pet can emulate a previous loss, echoing the grief that came with it too.
* Loss of assistance: some individuals lose support and arguably a lifeline with the death of their pet.

Check out Diane’s article “Dealing with the death of a pet” on Cruse Bereavement Support and website for more on this important, yet still overlooked, topic.

Our sister organisation Bereavement Services, Lambeth recently collaborated with the South London Botanical Institute. T...
22/04/2024

Our sister organisation Bereavement Services, Lambeth recently collaborated with the South London Botanical Institute.

The amazing SLBI told us that you can find crocuses, buds of cherry plum, blue grey hellebores and daffodils in West Norwood Cemetery and across all of our sites during Springtime.

Have you spotted any of these at our site in Streatham Cemetery? Let us know if you do!

   It’s that time of the week again when we ask you to follow us on all platforms… We’re  London Pet Crematorium on Face...
19/04/2024



It’s that time of the week again when we ask you to follow us on all platforms…

We’re London Pet Crematorium on Facebook, on Instagram and on X.

Follow us on social channels to stay updated with all things GLPC!

Did you know there is an Apiary in Streatham Cemetery? The Apiary is tended to by a dedicated team of volunteers and any...
17/04/2024

Did you know there is an Apiary in Streatham Cemetery?

The Apiary is tended to by a dedicated team of volunteers and any honey extracted helps to funds the upkeep 🍯

If you’re visiting Streatham Cemetery, check out the noticeboard at Broadwater Gate for information on honey availability and keep an eye out for beekeepers on site!

After navigating some technical difficulties, we are hoping to be fully operational by this Summer. Watch this space for...
15/04/2024

After navigating some technical difficulties, we are hoping to be fully operational by this Summer.

Watch this space for announcements on our official launch date…

  The Greater London Pet Crematorium is on Instagram, Facebook and X. We regularly post on all platforms with relevant u...
12/04/2024



The Greater London Pet Crematorium is on Instagram, Facebook and X.

We regularly post on all platforms with relevant updates and information regarding our services, so follow us on all to never miss an announcement!

Link below for all our social handles: https://linktr.ee/greaterlondonpetcrematorium

We’re situated in one of Streatham Cemetery’s beautiful twin chapels.  Please note that Streatham Cemetery has a speed l...
04/04/2024

We’re situated in one of Streatham Cemetery’s beautiful twin chapels.

Please note that Streatham Cemetery has a speed limit of 10mph. If you are driving in our cemeteries, we ask that you are cautious of various works vehicles, funeral services and most importantly, pedestrians.

Our grounds must remain a safe space for mourners and those attending services. We appreciate your cooperation in keeping our community safe.

After navigating some technical delays, we’re hoping to be operational before the Summer.In the meantime, we are able to...
18/03/2024

After navigating some technical delays, we’re hoping to be operational before the Summer.

In the meantime, we are able to offer pet memorials and scattering tubes, although cremations and scatterings will not be available until our official launch.

Feel free to drop any questions in the comments, our DMs or via email at [email protected]

Did you know one of the earliest vegan pioneers is buried in our cemetery? C. Arthur Ling (1919-2005) was instrumental i...
15/03/2024

Did you know one of the earliest vegan pioneers is buried in our cemetery?

C. Arthur Ling (1919-2005) was instrumental in the creation of the Plantmilk Society, a spin-off from the Vegan Society.

In the early 1960s, he set up ‘Plamil Foods Ltd’ Plamil Foods which went on to produce the first British-made soya milk in 1965.

Arthur was a dedicated vegan, pacifist, egalitarian, libertarian, naturist, nature lover and gardener. Plamil Foods Ltd is now being run by Arthur’s son, Adrian.

Thanks to the Friends of Streatham Cemetery, Tooting, London SW17 for their amazing research - we’re so lucky to be situated in such a culturally and historically rich site!

Image: Vegfest UK

We’re located in Streatham Cemetery, Garratt Lane, London.  While there is a grounds office onsite, the Greater London P...
14/03/2024

We’re located in Streatham Cemetery, Garratt Lane, London.

While there is a grounds office onsite, the Greater London Pet Crematorium HQ is located in West Norwood Cemetery.

At present, the West Norwood Cemetery office is undergoing renovations, so we cannot accommodate walk-ins at the moment. Book an appointment by emailing [email protected] or call 0207 926 7999.

Studies show that losing a pet can be as painful, if not more, than losing a loved one. When your beloved animal passes ...
13/03/2024

Studies show that losing a pet can be as painful, if not more, than losing a loved one.

When your beloved animal passes away, you’re not only losing a pet but a companion, routine and emotional support. Despite this, pet bereavement amd its effects are so often overlooked.

With Bereavement Services, Lambeth, we’re aiming to change the culture surrounding one of the hardest, yet most certain things in life.

Feel free to ask any questions about our service in the comments below, our DMs or inbox on [email protected].

It’s   again… We’re also on Instagram  and Twitter .  If you’re not already, follow us on all social channels to never m...
08/03/2024

It’s again…

We’re also on Instagram and Twitter . If you’re not already, follow us on all social channels to never miss an announcement.

Our grounds at Streatham as well as our "sister" grounds at West Norwood and Lambeth are all open to the public and ofte...
07/03/2024

Our grounds at Streatham as well as our "sister" grounds at West Norwood and Lambeth are all open to the public and often serve as refuge to the local community.

With that being said, they are and must remain a safe space for people who have suffered loss.

When visiting our grounds please:
* Do not let young children run and shout
* Be aware of subsidence as this can be particularly hazardous around even slightly overgrown plots
* Take any litter you accumulate with you

are not allowed at our sites unless with prior consent to attend a - our staff will ask you to leave if you do not arranged for this. Even with consent, dogs must remain leashed and under no circumstance should they be allowed to foul anywhere in any of our grounds

We appreciate your respect towards our beautiful grounds and hope that our community continues to enjoy our spaces.

After navigating some technical difficulties, we are hoping to be fully operational before Summer. When we do officially...
06/03/2024

After navigating some technical difficulties, we are hoping to be fully operational before Summer.

When we do officially launch, we will be offering , ash scattering and memorials.

In the meantime, feel free to drop any questions in our DMs, the comments below or our email inbox [email protected].

  It's that time of the week when most of us are looking forward to the coming weekend and once again, Our Chief Morale ...
01/03/2024



It's that time of the week when most of us are looking forward to the coming weekend and once again, Our Chief Morale Officer Lincoln the Daschund would like to remind you all that we're also on Twitter and Instagram - follow us on all channels so you don't miss any updates regarding our services and coming launch 🐾

Stay in touch and up-to-date with all of our notifications on all channels - https://linktr.ee/greaterlondonpetcrematorium

Address

Garratt Lane
London
SW170LT

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 2pm
Tuesday 9am - 2pm
Wednesday 9am - 2pm
Thursday 9am - 2pm
Friday 9am - 2pm

Telephone

+442079264221

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