Bradgate Stables
The changes brought to the local scene by the passage of time are evident in photographs readers have sent in
Read moreThe changes brought to the local scene by the passage of time are evident in photographs readers have sent in
Read moreYour comprehensive guide to Groby’s activity, sports and special interest groups.
Read moreThe Neighbourhood Watch is a committee of local residents in the community who are committed to ensuring that the community
Read moreGroby library is a small, community managed library next to the village hall. The library is on one level with wide aisles.
Read moreOwned by the Hinckley & Boasworth Borough Council 39 Forest Rise, Groby, Leics. regular events include: Groby Age Concern Dance
Read moreLady Jane Grey reigned as Queen for nine days in 1553 until deposed by supporters of Catholic Queen Mary. She
Read moreThe very long search for a true likeness of Lady Jane Grey, Queen of England for just 9 days, could
Read moreThe Grey family played a fascinating role in English history, with two of its members becoming ill-fated Queens of England
Read moreReaders of the Leicester Mercury continue to respond to my request for information about the former Bradgate house at Groby
Read moreSheet Hedges Plantation which extends to 11.2 acres (4.53 ha) was originally planted as a commercial plantation comprising of mainly
Read moreSituated on Groby’s border with neighbouring Ratby, Martinshaw Woods consists of 254.5 acres (103.0 ha) of replanted ancient woodland, part
Read moreSt.Philip and St. James Church was built in 1840 by the Earl of Stamford owing to the distance to Ratby
Read moreThe Story of the Chapel Hill Folk 1822-1982 Nonconformists were meeting on Zion Hill [now Chapel Hill] in the very
Read morePhotographs of our past make fascinating viewing and are an important part of the Heritage Groups collection. Many photos have
Read moreGroby Pool is situated on the southern edge of the Charnwood Forest and is reputedly the largest natural expanse of
Read more(From the class of ’61) How many of us as fresh faced five year olds, on our very first day
Read moreThis meadow (situated behind the Groby Pool Car Park) was once part of a large cultivated open field known as
Read moreWith the 60th anniversary of the end of World War II this year, we are interested in collecting your memories
Read moreI lived at Groby Lodge from 6 April 1937 until my marriage at St. Peter and St. James Church on
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