Unveiled in 1950, it houses the grave of popular singer Al Bowlly, who was killed at his flat in Jermyn Street during an air raid on 17 April 1941. Transport links The cemetery is well connected to London's transport network, with buses E3, E8, 83 and 207 stopping outside. The nearest London Underground stations are Ealing Broadway, Acton Town and Boston Manor. TfL Rail services stop at Hanwell station from London Paddington. Notable interments Violet Bland (1863–1940), English Suffragette Al Bowlly, singer. Killed in The Blitz, buried in the mass grave in the centre of the grounds Marta Cunningham CBE, American soprano singer and philanthropist, founder of the Not Forgotten Association. Freddie Frinton, comedian Sir John Ackerman K.C.M.G, Mayor of Pietermaritzsburg Dr Robert Mortimer Glover, chloroform pioneer (unmarked grave) Ian Nairn, architectural critic and broadcaster Richard Bullen Newton, Paleontologist at the British Museum Col. Sir David Semple, First Director of Research India. Founder of the Pasteur Institute at Kasauli India. Sir John Hunt O.B.E, First Town Clerk of the City of Westminster The Rev Andrew Charles Albert McLaglen, son Fred Charles McLaglen and wife Lillian Marian McLaglen all relatives of 1935 Oscar winner Victor McLaglen. See also Westminster cemeteries scandal References External links Hanwell Cemetery at the City of Westminster Cemeteries in London Anglican cemeteries in the United Kingdom 1853 establishments in England Parks and open spaces in the London Borough of Ealing Religion in the London Borough of Ealing Hanwell