Middlesbrough is a North Yorkshire town in England and is part of the Teesside County Borough. With a long industrial history, the town has a population of just under 140,000. Middlesbrough has long been a melting pot for many different cultures, and many churches, temples and mosques serve the different faiths.

There are five funeral directors in Middlesbrough offering services to bereaved. Thanks to the multicultural nature of the area, funeral directors are likely to be experienced in offering funeral services for different faiths and beliefs.

Six cemeteries serve Middlesbrough and there is also a crematorium. The most prominent cemetery is Linthorpe, which is 52 acres in size and has facility for woodland burials. There is space set aside in Thorntree and Acklam Cemeteries for Muslim burials and Thorntree also contains an extensive area for Roman Catholic graves. St. Joseph’s Cemetery is now closed for burials.

If a death occurs at a Middlesbrough address, it must be registered at the Middlesbrough Register Office. They will forward the certificates required and authorise the funeral directors in Middlesbrough to make the arrangements for your loved one’s send off. You may also register death at the James Cook University Hospital in the event that your loved one was a patient there.

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