Grieving mum's joy as work begins on footpaths in 'mudbath' cemetery
A grieving mum has spoken of her joy after work began to lay down footpaths in a South Yorkshire cemetery that had become ‘a dangerous mudbath.’
Last week, Laura Rose Cooper, whose son is buried in the cemetery, hit out at the state of walkways around graves, saying they were caked with thick, slippery mud and that one elderly female mourner had slipped and fractured her ribs.
Now, after The Star highlighted the issue, work has begun to install new footpaths in Greasbrough Cemetery, which is run by Rotherham Council.
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