Pembrokeshire cemetery fees 2026/27 – Haverfordwest, Pembroke Dock, Fishguard costs

Last updated 5 August 2026

Pembrokeshire County Council cemetery fees

Pembrokeshire County Council manages 11 cemeteries across the county, including Haverfordwest, Pembroke Dock, two sites in Pembroke, Fishguard (Goodwick), Llangwm, Freystrop, Rosemarket, St Ishmaels, Nolton and Trecwn. The council grants Exclusive Rights of Burial (EROB) for a term of 100 years – longer than most councils in Wales. There is no separate non-resident rate; all fees apply uniformly regardless of where the deceased lived.

Grave space purchase (exclusive right of burial)

Exclusive burial rights are granted for 100 years.

Plot typeFee
Next in line – full coffin grave£1,295.40
Purchased in advance – full coffin grave£1,367.00
Next in line – cremated remains£646.70
Purchased in advance – cremated remains£683.00

Burial and interment fees (Monday to Friday)

ServiceFee
First interment (single, double or treble depth)£1,094.10
Subsequent interment£1,061.90
Cremated remains burial£230.40
Child burial (under 18)No charge

Saturday surcharges

ServiceSurcharge
Coffin burial£359.70
Cremated remains£179.10

Memorial fees

Memorial typeFee
Standard memorial installation£287.50
Plaque, tablet or footstone£287.50
Full-length kerbs or grave cover slab£430.80
Half-length kerbs or cover£287.50
Kerbs with integral head and foot piece£575.60
Additional inscription£72.10
Like-for-like replacementNo charge

Administration fees

ServiceFee
Grave ownership transfer£37.60
Exhumation of cremated remains£230.40
Exhumation for coffin burial£1,062.70

Children and young people

Pembrokeshire County Council does not charge for the burial of children under 18.

About Pembrokeshire County Council cemeteries

Pembrokeshire is a largely rural county in south-west Wales. Under its Cemeteries Customer Charter, the council directly manages 11 cemeteries: City Road (Haverfordwest), Deerland Road (Llangwm), Freystrop, Rosemarket, Llanion Park (Pembroke Dock), St Michaels and Monkton (Pembroke), Llanwnda (Fishguard/Goodwick), St Ishmaels, Nolton, and Llanfair-Nant-y-Gof (Trecwn). The 100-year EROB term is notably longer than the 30- or 50-year grants typical of Welsh councils. There is no non-resident surcharge – fees apply to all burials regardless of the deceased’s home address.

Fees verified 2026-08-05. Source: Pembrokeshire County Council – cemeteries fees and charges, cross-checked against the cemeteries directory and Customer Charter. Fee schedule revised 30 March 2026, current for 2026/27.