Granborough Produce Show
The annual Granborough Produce Show returns to the Village Hall. Look out for the full schedule, entry classes and timings.
Village life
What’s On
Jump to events, notices, clubs and activities.Events
Dates for your diary and village events.
Granborough 101 Club
March–December | £10 per entry. Join the monthly draw and support great causes in Granborough while getting a chance to win cash prizes. Winners are announced in Pew News and on village notice boards.
Family Bingo Afternoon
Family Bingo is back at Granborough Village Hall. Come along for an afternoon of fun, laughter and prizes for all ages.
1.30pm–3.30pm · Granborough Village Hall. Everyone is welcome.
1.30pm–3.30pm · Granborough Village Hall. Everyone is welcome.
Jim Low Trophy
Calling all local golfers. This is your chance to get your hands on the Jim Low Trophy, a splendid piece of village silverware. Venue information will follow.
Largest Sunflower Head Competition
The friendly under-18s rivalry between North Marston and Granborough is back. Judged by local legend Malcolm Newman—grow well and grow tall!
Barry Heritage Darts Tournament
7.00pm sharp at The Crown, Granborough. A round-robin tournament open to competitors within a five-mile radius. Spectators are welcome.
The Crown Open – Bill McWhirter Trophy
From 11.02am at Weston Turville Golf Course. A fun and friendly local golf competition.
Notices
Useful local information and community notices.
Cycling and Walking Survey
Tell Buckinghamshire Council which cycling and walking routes you need. The local plan will identify priority connections between towns and villages and help secure funding for improvements.
Money Matters Survey – Buckinghamshire Council
Residents, businesses and local stakeholders can share their views on which council services and spending priorities matter most.
Volunteer Needed
The local shop urgently needs a volunteer Finance Administration Clerk. Follow the link for the current advert and details.
Adoption and Fostering
Buckinghamshire Council’s Adoption and Fostering services need foster carers and adopters for local children. Could you help?
Local Beekeepers Need Your Help
Honey bee swarms are very important. If you see a swarm, please contact the number below.
Anglian Water main replacement works
Anglian Water plans a £1.4 million project to replace approximately 3.4 kilometres of ageing water mains between Granborough and North Marston. Work is expected from 1 September 2026 until April 2027, although dates may change.
Phased road closures, temporary traffic management and temporary traffic lights will be used. Access will be maintained for residents and businesses within closure areas from one end of the road. The linked presentation explains the scheme in more detail.
Phased road closures, temporary traffic management and temporary traffic lights will be used. Access will be maintained for residents and businesses within closure areas from one end of the road. The linked presentation explains the scheme in more detail.
Roadworks in and around Granborough
The Parish Council receives roadworks information through one.network. Its live map shows where work is taking place, the traffic management being used, likely delays, expected duration and the organisation carrying out the work. Use the link for current information rather than relying on an older weekly list.
Vandalism and fire damage at Coronation Meadow
A resident extinguished a fire started on the wooden bench beside the lower pond at Coronation Meadow. The incident damaged a public asset and, during dry conditions, could have spread to surrounding grass, wooden play equipment and nearby homes.
The Parish Council thanks the resident who acted quickly. Anyone with information should contact the Parish Clerk; information can be treated in confidence if requested.
The Parish Council thanks the resident who acted quickly. Anyone with information should contact the Parish Clerk; information can be treated in confidence if requested.
Clubs & Activities
Regular groups, activities and ways to get involved.
Crew
Thursday evenings in term time, 7.30pm–8.30pm. School years 5 and above are welcome.
Beavers, Cubs and Scouts
All three groups normally run from the sports field in North Marston on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Coffee, Cake and Chat mornings
Held in Granborough Village Hall from 10.15am to noon every other Wednesday. See Pew News for dates. Everyone is welcome.
Oving Tennis Club
Affordable, fun exercise on excellent hard courts with floodlights, catering for all ages.
Granborough Friendship Club
Meets on alternate Thursday afternoons from 2pm to 4pm. Contact Jackie on 01296 670210 or Jane on 01296 670064.
Granborough 101 Club
Open to villagers, relatives and friends. A £10 entry buys a ticket for each monthly draw from March to December, supporting local good causes.
Animal Antiks
Outdoor activity and companionship for men who have an affinity with the outdoors but are no longer able to be outside for health reasons.
Football
Weekly five-a-side football in Winslow, plus youth teams in the Milton Keynes Development League. Call Mark Woolrich on 01296 670386.
Cricket
All ages and abilities are welcome at North Marston & Granborough Sports Field.
Pub Lunches – Granborough
Contact Bill McWhirter on 01296 670089.
Monday Club – North Marston
Contact Valerie Price on 01296 670284.
Church Housegroup
Contact Peter Evans on 01296 670570.
Bridge Club – Winslow
Contact Liz Mostyn on 01296 715736.
Ramblers
Walks are open to everyone. Regular walkers are invited to join the Ramblers Association.
Music Group – Granborough
Contact Barbara Guiver on 01296 670882.
Winslow Croquet Club
Modern, fast, fun and sociable croquet for beginners and experienced players. Club afternoons run on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 2pm. Call 07922 876688 or 07540 990567.