Information about Granby and Sutton Parish Activities

This site contains additional information about some of the clubs, groups and societies in the parish. Click on the Parish Activities pages for further details. 

4 Events,
Week 22 to 28 October
Wednesday - Yoga, LTC
​Thursday - ​Bellringers
Sunday - All Parish Reflection
For the full diary of events, click here.

Quiz Time
Make a note in your diary and join Andy as quizmaster, for the Autumn Quiz Supper to be held in the Village Hall on 17 November with doors opening at 7.00pm. Tickets at £12 will include a ploughman's supper with your first drink, and are available from Maureen and Angela. Join your friends to make up a team of 8 on each table. Proceeds will go to our Church repair fund.

Parish Council Minutes
Minutes of the Parish Council meeting held on 11 October 2018 can be read here.

Quarter Peals
In honour of our own local heroes, and the 1,400 bell ringers who lost their lives during the First World War, a ‘band’ of six experienced ringers, led by a ‘conductor’, will attempt to complete the ‘Quarter Peal’ at St Giles Church, Cropwell Bishop on Saturday 27 October and All Saints Church in Granby on Saturday 3 November from 3.00pm, in the run up to Remembrance Day, 2018. They will attempt to ring a series of ‘changes’ following specific patterns through what is known as ‘method ringing’ (mathematical permutations on tuned bells). The ringers will start and end a peal in rounds, and must include at least 1250 changes. They are celebrated, but difficult and rare events. The churches will be open to observe the ringers and basic refreshments will be available. The Quarter Peals are supported by Tarmac’s Barnstone Cement Works who will help us record the events with commemorative plaques.

For further details, and how to sponsor the bell ringers in our parish church, follow the link here.

Community Infrastructure Levy
Are you thinking of developing a plot in the future? The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) is a charge on new development that Local Planning Authorities can choose to introduce. There is a process that CIL has to go through before it can be put in place. This process involves two formal stages of consultation and a public examination undertaken by an independent planning inspector to ensure that the proposed CIL charges are reasonable. For residential uses, the charge would be levied on 1 or more dwellings even where the floor space is less than 100 square metres. Read the proposal and make your comments known here before 26 October.

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Big Lottery Fund
The community outdoor exercise equipment was funded through the National Lottery Awards for All scheme.