GRANBY CUM SUTTON PARISH NOTTINGHAMSHIRE
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Parish Council

Granby cum Sutton Parish - Physical Boundaries


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Although the word 'parish' originally applied to an area, usually centred on a religious establishment, it has been an civil administrative area for centuries - and in its present form it is now the smallest of the local governmental bodies.  As a local governmental body it is subject to the same principles and rules as its larger cousins such as boroughs, districts and counties.

The parish has approximately 450 inhabitants who are represented by 7 councillors (who must also be inhabitants) as elected by the other inhabitants every 4 years. Together these councillors form 'Granby Cum Sutton Parish Council' - the boundaries of which are shown on this map.  Parish Councillors give of their time and perform their duties as volunteers and are completely unpaid. 


Duties and Responsibilities 

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(c)  Granby cum Sutton Parish Council 2026

  • Home
  • Events
    • Services at All Saints
    • Welcome Wednesday
    • CPR Training Session
  • Parish Activities
    • Bell Ringers
    • Gardeners
    • History Group
    • Ladies Thursday Club >
      • Singers
    • Walkers
    • Wine Group
    • The Women's Institute
    • Royal British Legion >
      • Roll of Honour
    • For Sale & Wanted
  • Parish Council
    • Local Representatives
    • Meetings
    • Community Meadow & Allotments
    • Standing Orders
    • Accounts
    • Cemetery
    • Transparency Code For Smaller Authorities
    • Newsletters
    • Village Hall & Playground
    • Hall Hire
    • Village Plan 2009
    • Neighbourhood Watch
    • Welcome Information
  • Raise the Roof Campaign
  • Parish History
    • All Saints Church
    • Parish Origins
    • War Memorial
    • Belvoir Estate Sale 1920
    • Parish Life Since 1920
    • Avoiding Daylight Burglaries >
      • Bus Service
      • Mobile Library Service
      • Public Rights of Way
      • Accessibility
      • Defibrillators
  • Test Calendar
  • Garden Produce Show