Death and funeral services
Due to the end of the Coronavirus Regulations, from 5pm on Thursday 24 March 2022, you can no longer register a death over the phone. You will need to come into the Civic Centre. After this date, we can also receive the Medical Certificate of Cause of Death (MCCD) electronically from the NHS or you can have the original document at the appointment.
What do you want to do
Advice and information
What to do after someone dies
Help, information and advice on what to do after someone dies
Register a death
All deaths in the borough must be registered at our register office
Notifying government agencies of a death
Use the government’s Tell Us Once service to report a death to several central and local government departments
Making funeral arrangements
Find information on how to arrange a funeral and what to consider for burials and cremations
Cemetery fees and charges
Find a list of of cemetery fees and charges for burials, cremations and memorials
Buying and owning a grave
How to buy a plot, things to consider and the costs involved
Headstones and memorials
How to apply for a memorial permit, what you need and the cost
Funerals arranged by the council
If the deceased has no known relatives or friends we will arrange a Public Health funeral
Death of a Council Tenant
What to do if you are the next of kin or acting on behalf of a council tenant
Brent cemeteries
Clifford Road
Alperton
Wembley
London
HA0 1AF
Oxhey Lane
Watford
London
WD19 5RL
Willesden Lane
Kilburn
London
NW6 7SD
Franklyn Road
Willesden
London
NW10 9TE
