People are invited to remember their lost loved ones with a message on a memorial Christmas tree.
Mansfield Crematorium has a memorial tree each year that people can visit to add their tributes. The tree is now up and families can now come and write their messages.
Families will also be able to leave message on the tree during a thanksgiving and remembrance carol service led by the Rev Caroline Phillips on Saturday 11 December 2021 at 2pm.
During the service there will be readings, hymns and carols, and music from Thoresby Brass Band.
People are encouraged to do a Covid-19 Lateral Flow Test before attending to check they are not infectious and also to wear a face covering and use hand sanitiser which is available at the crematorium.
Cllr Andy Burgin, Portfolio Holder for Environment and Leisure at Mansfield District Council, said: "It's been another difficult year during this pandemic for many people and the tree proves to be a popular way for families to pay special tribute to their loved ones at this time of year."
The Book of Remembrance will also be open at the crematorium on Christmas Day from 10am to 4pm. The crematorium grounds remain open throughout the Christmas and New Year period for members of the public to lay wreaths outside.
Mansfield Crematorium is managed and operated by a joint committee comprising representatives from Mansfield, Ashfield and Newark and Sherwood district councils.