Gretton Parish Council
Welcome to Gretton Parish Council Website.
Gretton Parish Council has 9 Councillors serving the local community. All are volunteers who give their time freely. They bring a diverse range of business skills and experience with the intention of fairly representing the interests of villagers in addition to protecting the environment and heritage of the village of Gretton.
The Parish Councillors are supported by the Parish Clerk who is a paid employee of the Council.
The Parish Council meets in the committee room of the village hall on the second Monday of the month at 7.30pm. All meetings are open to the public and there is always a section to allow members of the public to speak.
The website is maintained by the Parish Council and I hope that you find it useful. It provides an introduction to the services and facilities available to residents of the village together with details of the Parish Council's activities and role in the community. Please feel free to contact the Clerk or any of the Councillors if you have any concerns or wish to draw anything to our attention.
Jacki Lilley, Chairman Gretton Parish Council.
Contact Us
Post:
Gretton Parish Council
Gretton Village Hall
61, Kirby Road, Gretton,
NN17 3DB
07517 886604
What we offer
Everything from bus timetables to the latests events in our “whats on” section.
All the latest news from the Gretton area that directly affects our residents.
A brief history of our local area. Did you know 40 bombs landed on our village during the first world war or that Kirby hall is in the Gretton parish (thanks to your council) Learn about the recreation ground and our relationship with Corby. Find out about UK parish councils and our very own Gretton council.
Julie’s monthly update featuring items of interest from around our village.
Council Documents
A library of documents covering policy, procedure and planning. Everything from CCTV policy to audit reports, you’ll find it here.
Don’t miss a thing from any of our monthly meetings. All the details are listed here for download or viewing.
“Our little piece of Northamptonshire”
Get in Touch
Get in contact with us to send us your news or requests