The Town and Country Planning (Churches, Places of Religious Worship and Burial Grounds) Regulations 1950

8.  Any notice required by the last preceding Regulation to be published or served shall contain—

(a) the address at which particulars of the deceased persons and the tombstones, monuments and other memorials concerned may be inspected;

(b) the name of the burial ground where it is proposed to reinter such remains and the manner in which it is proposed to dispose of such tombstones, monuments or other memorials;

(c) a statement as to the right of the personal representatives or relatives of any deceased person on notice in writing (hereinafter called the required notice) given to a specified person at a specified address on or before a specified date (being not less than one month from the second of the two publications above prescribed) themselves to undertake the removal and reinterment of the remains of the deceased, and the disposal of any tombstone, monument or other memorial commemorating the deceased, within two months from the date of the required notice;

(d) a statement of any directions that have been given by the Secretary of State with respect to the removal and reinterment of human remains; and in the case of consecrated land of any requirements imposed by the Bishop with respect to the manner of removal, and the place and manner of reinterment of human remains, and the disposal of tombstones, monuments and other memorials;

(e) a statement as to the extent to which the person in whom the land is vested is required by these Regulations to defray the expenses of such removal and reinterment or disposal.