William's grave is on the far western boundary with Central Park, which itself has many beautiful mature trees. Looking along the Church section from the grave, there is an avenue of turkey oaks (about 150 years old) and this is the area which, in spring, abounds with primroses and bluebells. The freehold of the grave has not been purchased. Ford Park Cemetry cannot say whether anyone else would have been buried there as well, as their records are not yet fully computerised, but as it is distant from the chapel, the section was never over popular.  The site can be easily accessed through the Lodge gate at the bottom of Ford Park Road.