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Quinton cemetery | Birmingham City Council

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Quinton cemetery

Covid-19 (coronavirus) update

Due to COVID-19, visitors to cemeteries are reminded that they will still need to practice social distancing in-line with government guidelines.

There no restriction on the number of mourners at outdoor funerals. This does not apply to memorial services and burial/scatterings of cremated remains.

Mourners that are self-isolating may attend funerals but must maintain 2 metres social distance.

Current opening hours
Days Hours
Monday to Friday 8:30am to 7pm
Weekends and Bank Holidays 10am to 7pm
Quinton Cemetery
Name
Quinton cemetery
Telephone
0121 303 7043
Email
quintoncem@birmingham.gov.uk
Address
Halesowen Road
Halesowen
West Midlands
B62 9AF
Location
General information
Quinton cemetery opened in January 1923 and covers an area of around 51 acres. A new chapel, office and Registrar’s house were built in 1936, but only the office and house now remain.

The cemetery’s office is only open from 8am to 1pm, Monday to Friday. The opening hours of the grounds aren’t affected.
Facilities
  • Grave tending and flower services
Memorial options

The following memorials are available:

  • Boutonniere plaques
  • Mini graves (ashes)
  • Sanctum vaults (cremated remains)
  • Temporary grave markers
  • Wooden memorial benches
  • Planter plaques

Find out more about buying grave markers and memorials.

Available graves

Quinton Cemetery has areas for a range of religions and beliefs, including Free Church and consecrated, and an area for use by the Chinese community. Burials can take place in private or public graves.

The following full graves, children’s graves and cremated remains graves are available:

  • Walled graves are available in traditional areas
  • Standard sanctum units are available
  • Cremated remains can be scattered in the Garden of Remembrance
  • Standard full graves