It's after the guidance from central government.
Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council say there are guidelines for people to adhere to when visiting.
Councillor Ian Lloyd, portfolio holder for Arts & Leisure said: “The decision to close the cemeteries was not taken lightly, but in line with Government Regulations and I am now pleased to say that following the recent announcements from Robert Jenrick, we can now once again open the cemeteries to allow bereaved families to tend to their loved ones’ graves. Please could everyone attending be sure to abide by the social distancing guidelines to ensure the safety of all.”
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