Statistics justify investment in Bathurst Crematorium

By Brian Wood
April 15 2016 - 4:30am
CHANGING FACE: Norwood Park general manager Stephen Beer in the grounds of the memorial gardens at the Bathurst Crematorium. The gardens are being extensively landscaped as the next phase in the evolution of the three-year-old facility. Photo: PHIL BLATCH 	041316pbbeer1
CHANGING FACE: Norwood Park general manager Stephen Beer in the grounds of the memorial gardens at the Bathurst Crematorium. The gardens are being extensively landscaped as the next phase in the evolution of the three-year-old facility. Photo: PHIL BLATCH 041316pbbeer1

CONVINCING Bathurst residents to move away from the traditional burial option at the cemetery has taken time, but now 70 per cent of funerals in the city are held at the local crematorium.

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