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Many years ago now I was approached by a “Keeper” and told that it was not allowed to take pictures of graves unless you had a family connection. Whether this was correct I know not.
Thinking back it must have been about 30 years ago. They had had problems with breaking of headstones at the time. Perhaps they thought I looked a bit like a vandal.
Many years ago now I was approached by a “Keeper” and told that it was not allowed to take pictures of graves unless you had a family connection. Whether this was correct I know not.
The council did try putting a rule out to state that you needed permission from the relatives to take phots of grave marker in Birmingham. I raised the issue with some of the elected members who quickly quashed it.
Sounds a bit peculiar to me. The cemetery is a public palce, paid for by the citizens. Mind you, now with all the cuts, I doubt if there is any money available to employ jobsworths
Sounds a bit peculiar to me. The cemetery is a public palce, paid for by the citizens. Mind you, now with all the cuts, I doubt if there is any money available to employ jobsworths