have been banned from a cemetery because of complaints about the noise. Hundreds of the chimes have been hung from trees by visiting mourners. Jeanette Monkley, who tends her grandparents’ graves, said: “It’s lovely when the wind is blowing.” But council health and safety officials in Newport, Gwent, have ruled they must all be removed. John Davies, who visits his brother’s grave, said: “I thought it was a hoax.” Daily Mirror 21/2/06.
Wednesday, February 21, 2007
Quite as the grave
WIND chimes 
have been banned from a cemetery because of complaints about the noise. Hundreds of the chimes have been hung from trees by visiting mourners. Jeanette Monkley, who tends her grandparents’ graves, said: “It’s lovely when the wind is blowing.” But council health and safety officials in Newport, Gwent, have ruled they must all be removed. John Davies, who visits his brother’s grave, said: “I thought it was a hoax.” Daily Mirror 21/2/06.
have been banned from a cemetery because of complaints about the noise. Hundreds of the chimes have been hung from trees by visiting mourners. Jeanette Monkley, who tends her grandparents’ graves, said: “It’s lovely when the wind is blowing.” But council health and safety officials in Newport, Gwent, have ruled they must all be removed. John Davies, who visits his brother’s grave, said: “I thought it was a hoax.” Daily Mirror 21/2/06.
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