Village Hall

Granborough Village Hall was built in 1910 on land donated to the village by Ralph Verney for the purpose of building a Parish Hall and Library. The original conveyance established it for all parishioners, public and private meetings, concerts, games, recreation and social events.

The committee was to include the Vicar, Chairman and Vice Chairman of the Parish Council and other parishioners. The first floor originally housed a library and committee room, and evacuees were accommodated in the hall during the Second World War. The building was later extended and improved, and reopened in 2021 after a complete restoration.

Granborough Village Hall is available to hire for community events, parties, meetings, fitness classes, clubs and private functions.

How to book:
• Visit the Village Hall website.
• Select “Rates & Availability”.
• Check the booking calendar.
• Complete the online booking enquiry form.

Granborough map tea towels are available for £7.50 each. A3 print copies of the map are also available for £5.00. They are sold at village hall events or can be ordered from Philip Oakland on 07596 932871.