JJBS has burial rights at the Western Cemetery. This cemetery primarily serves the London synagogues; in the rest of the country synagogues use either dedicated Jewish areas in other cemeteries, or their own grounds. Out of London synagogues can also use the Western.
There is a large dedicated area in this cemetery, which is run by the Western Charitable Foundation under Orthodox Jewish guidelines. There are two prayer halls. One holds 60 mourners and the other up to 200. There is a Cohen room for the large prayer hall. Each grave has an upright headstone and flat ledger. There is a small JJBS Memorial garden in the middle section of the Western, which may be visited during opening hours.
Directions
if you are coming from the M25, then come off at J25 and take the A10 towards London – get into the right hand lane, and take the first right off the A10 which is Bullsmoor Lane, then at the almost invisible mini-roundabout at the T junction at the end of Bullsmoor Lane, turn right and follow the road round, and as you go past the Spurs training ground on the left there is a very small right turn called Bulls Cross Ride, turn down there and go across the M25 and then about 100 yards down on the left is the Western Cemetery, turn in to the drive and immediately turn left and follow the road almost a mile up to the Woodland cemetery.
If you are coming from the A406 then at the Great Cambridge roundabout go down the A10 towards Hertford, and at the last junction before the M25 turn left down Bullsmoor Lane and the rest is the same.
