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Deaths

What to do when someone dies, registering a death and find a local cemetery or crematorium.

What to do when someone dies

What to do when someone dies

Who to contact after a death and information about funeral arrangements and memorials.

How to register a death
The Medical Examiner or Coroner will tell you when you can book an appointment to register the death. Once the Medical Examiner or Coroner tells you to register, you should register within 5 days.
Woodvale crematorium and cemeteries

The council's crematorium and cemeteries. Arrange burials and cremations and choose a memorial. We can also help with family history research.

HM Coroner for Brighton & Hove

Go to the West Sussex, Brighton & Hove Coroner Service website to find out when inquests take place and what the coroner service does.

Brighton & Hove City Mortuary

Learn more about what services Brighton & Hove City Mortuary provides and how to visit.

Bereavement support resources

Where you can find support after the death of a loved one.

Death certificates

Apply for a copy of a death certificate

Find out how to apply for a copy of a death certificate, how much it costs and how to obtain certificates from outside of Brighton & Hove.

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