Item on the SE news recently about dead people, there's a big shortage of cemetary space in London.
Clearly dead people are almost as much of a nuisance as old people. Any suggestions what we should do with them?

I remember seeing a documentary years ago about a London firm who cleared old graveyards to make way for development. Seems they'll not be getting much business any more.
On a surreal note they were explaining how even coffins over a hundred years old still contained ichor that had to be carefully handled. So they opened a coffin and found a perfectly preserved body of a young woman dead for about 150 years, looked like she was sleeping![]()

What's the problem? Cemetery space is just like living space: if demand is high, the price will rise. Of course this may make it difficult for first-time diers.Item on the SE news recently about dead people, there's a big shortage of cemetary space in London.
Clearly dead people are almost as much of a nuisance as old people. Any suggestions what we should do with them?
What did they do with her?