Charnock Richard Crematorium to host Christmas Memorial Service
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In September the Crematorium recycled metal body parts such as metal hip joints, dental implants, brass coffin handles and nameplates to raise £10k. The money, with the consent of the bereaved families, was then given to Watch Us Grow group which supports people in Chorley recovering from drug and alcohol abuse.
OrthoMetals based in Meppel in the Netherlands is the company that handles the recycling with the and processes tons of material every day from around the world. It deals with around 1,250 crematoria in more than 30 countries and has been recycling metal body parts for the past 25 years. Charities including Macmillan Cancer Support and Marie Curie Cancer Support have benefitted.
The memorial service will begin at 10.30am on Saturday, December 17. Refreshments will be provided, including tea, coffee and mince pies, and we will also be hosting a carol service by NWAS Choir. Free parking is available on site, but car sharing and use of public transport is encouraged where possible to help reduce the impact on the environment.Charnock Richard Crematorium recently raised £10,000 for charity from recycled metal body parts
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