Mill Hill Cemetery

A lovely quiet cemetery with War graves, also the last resting place for a few famous and influential people. Most well-known of these is Billy Fury.
Accessible by car and public transport via the 221 bus.
There are also public toilets on site and two disabled parking bays.

Resting place of the late, great Billy Fury (Ronald Wycherley). A very peaceful and tranquil cemetery.

Went to vist billy fury grave . .as expected the cemetery is very well kept . .

Man put nuff bodies down in the cem.

Officially opened in 1938 with a chapel and set on a gentle slope in a formal grid of paved footpaths and roads. Parking available.
A Dutch National War Memorial and Netherlands WWII graveyard is located here, sheltered behind a neat clipped hedge.
A variety of trees scattered amidst the landscaped and manicured surroundings enhance the cemetery which presents as an admirable feat of administration, management, care, upkeep and dedication.
This cemetery is exemplary.
Sobering and poignant and ever so quiet here.

Rude, disrespectful staff beeping at you to leave the cemetery, no one to help you to find a grave. Came here to visit my other half's grandmother we couldn't find the grave as the website is terrible and so are the staff. Honestly who the hell beeps at you in a graveyard. Have some respect.

it always looks beautiful and clean even though I can't get to London to see it as I live in Woking xxxx

For all fans of Billy fury,his grave is quite near the Chapel.It is always clean and tidy,so there must be lots of people with very caring memory's that visit his grave and some leave small momentos.