Vistry Development - Land South of Dairy House Farm   Please use the link below to view the full letter send by Grendon Parish Council to North Warwickshire Borough Council.   Letter to NWBC

MEAL DELIVERIES DURING THIS DIFFICULT TIME, BADDESLEY COMMUNITY CAFE IS OFFERING DELIVERY OF HOT MEALS TO THE ELDELEY, SELF-ISOLATING AND VULNERABLE IN BADDESLEY, GRENDON AND BAXTERLEY. THESE WILL BE DELIVERED ON WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY

Update from your Parish Council....    The Parish council has purchased "gateway" signsshowing ‘Welcome to Grendon’ with the speedlimit[s] for all road entrances to the village. These willbe installed shortly. We

Ann Dodd who runs this long running and lovely group would like to recruit two volunteers to help. If you have two hours to spare on Fridays 10.00am till 12.00noon please contact Ann

On Tuesday, 30th July a resident drop in session was held at the Penmire Community Rooms where residents had the opportunity to drop in and discuss issues with the members of the Grendon Flood Action

It is possible that the next issue of the Newsletter may be the last as the compilers have decided to give it up after 13 years. It would be a shame to loose the Newsletter

New village "Gateway Signs" with “Welcome to Grendon” and speed limits have been ordered for all the road entrances to the village. Grit bins for strategic locations will be next on the list

Update - Grendon Flood Action Group On Tuesday, 16th April the Grendon Flood Action Group, chaired by myself, held our first multi-agency meeting at Grendon Community Centre. Representatives from NWBC (Planning), WCC (Lead Flood Authority

Surgeries are held on Friday's in the Constituency Office, 76 Station Street, Atherstone. Appointments must be made. Telephone: 01827 715243 sallyb.wilson@parliament.uk  

The Parish Council expresses its heartfelt thanks to Peter Swift who has just stood down after over 20 years service. Even Peter can't remember the exact number of years he has served! In his

There was a meeting held on Thursday 24th January 2019 at the Community Centre, Boot Hill, to enable residents to outline their concerns regarding flooding throughout Grendon and the surrounding areas. It was agreed that