Funeral Directors Bayswater

We’re an independent funeral director in Bayswater, offering a funeral service built on choice, compassion and value. We guide you through every step of the funeral planning journey, with a belief that everyone deserves a ‘good’ funeral as individual and as memorable as they are.

Funeral reception venues in Bayswater

The funeral reception is as an important of the day, as it gives guests an opportunity to meet with friends and family members after the service, share memories and stories, and celebrate a life well lived.

Whatever type of funeral reception you choose, whether you prefer a local pub, a favourite restaurant, a gathering at home or a unique venue, Exit Here can help you plan every aspect, from the menu and the music to the decorations and flowers. We can also organise the guest list and send out invitations.

Cemeteries and crematoria serving the Bayswater area

Although we’re funeral directors in Bayswater, we can organise a funeral anywhere in the UK. There are no restrictions as to where someone can be buried or cremated, and it doesn’t have to be in the same borough to where the person has died.

However, most families who are arranging a funeral for someone who has died in Bayswater will choose a local cemetery or crematorium, as there are probably ties to the area and family members or friends may live nearby. Local Bayswater residents also benefit from the special rates offered to those living in the City of Westminster.

Cemeteries and crematoria serving the Bayswater area include:

Hanwell Cemetery (Westminster)
Although located in the London Borough of Ealing, Hanwell Cemetery is managed by the City of Westminster's Parks Service having previously been owned and managed by the original City of Westminster. It’s why it’s sometime still referred to as the City of Westminster Cemetery.

Land was purchased in Ealing in 1853 to serve the people of Westminster, and the cemetery was consecrated by the Bishop of London in 1854. The chapels and offices are in the Victorian Gothic style.

There is a second Hanwell Cemetery which is managed by Kensington and Chelsea.

Hanwell Cemetery is located at:
38 Uxbridge Road
Ealing
London W7 3PP
By car: The cemetery is located on the south side of the Uxbridge Road, which has access to the nearby M4. There is parking within the cemetery and there are designated parking places for disabled badge holders.
By Tube: The nearest London Underground stations are Ealing Broadway on the District and Central Line which is a 30 minute walk, and Boston Manor on the Piccadilly Line which is also a 30 minute walk. Hanwell station on the Elizabeth Line is an 11 minute walk to the cemetery.
By bus: Bus numbers 3, E8, 83 and 207 all stop close to the cemetery.

Golders Green Crematorium
Located to the east of Golders Green and to the north of Hampstead in the London Borough of Barnet, Golders Green Crematorium was the first crematorium to be opened in London in 1902, and is managed by the London Cremation Company. It serves all faiths.

The crematorium is a red brick building built in the Lombardic style, and there are two cremation chapels. The West Chapel seats 140 and the East Chapel seats 45. There is also a Chapel of Memory which is open for quiet contemplation, as well as three columbaria containing the ashes of thousands of Londoners and residents of neighbouring counties. There is also a mausoleum. The crematorium gardens are Grade I listed, and the mausoleum is Grade II listed.

Golders Green Crematorium is located at:
62 Hoop Lane
London NW11 7NL
By car: There is limited parking for 36 cars at the West Chapel and 12 at the East Chapel. There is some paid for parking on the nearby streets.
By Tube: The closest London Underground station is Golders Green on the Northern line which is a 10 minute walk to the crematorium.
By bus: The 65, E3 and H91 buses all stop close to the crematorium.

Kensal Green Cemetery and West London Crematorium
The historic Kensal Green Cemetery and West London Crematorium are located in North Kensington in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, and are run by The General Cemetery Company. The cemetery, which currently has limited burial plots, opened in 1833 and is London’s oldest cemetery. The West London Crematorium and Gardens of Remembrance opened in 1939.
There are two chapels, built in the neo classical style, which are suitable for all religious services and memorials. The East Chapel has oak pews and oak panelling, and can accommodate around 95 people seated. While the West Chapel is decorated in a more contemporary style and seats up to 90 people on individual chairs with room for more standing.

Kensal Green and West London Crematorium are located at:
Harrow Road
North Kensington
London W10 4RA
By car: The entrance to the cemetery and crematorium is on Harrow Road, just 5 minutes from M40/Westway via Scrubs Lane. There is a car park at the crematorium and parking is also available on the cemetery roads.
By train: The nearest train station is Kensal Green Station which is on the London Overground line and is just a 5 minute walk to the cemetery and crematorium.
By Tube: The closest London Underground station is Kensal Green which is on the Bakerloo line and is a 5 minute walk.
By bus: The number 18 bus goes to the cemetery and crematorium. The stop is KV.

We’re compassionate and experienced funeral directors in Bayswater, offering genuine support, choice and value, whatever your wishes, whatever your budget.

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