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	Grouville
		The parish of Grouville in the south east of Jersey stretches from La Rocque to Gorey and almost as far inland as Five Oaks.
		It is dominated by a wide sandy coastline along the Royal Bay of Grouville, the prefix Royal being added in 1859 by command of Queen Victoria who was so impressed by its beauty when she visited the island.
		The oldest section is the nave (the area of a church reserved for worshippers), whose walls were built from rough stones gathered from the nearby beach.
	jersey.typepad.com /grouville (455 words)

	Grouville
		The church in Grouville is dedicated to St Martin, and thus the emblem is very similar to that of the parish of St Martin.
		Grouville is in the south-east of the Island.
		Grouville Church is one of two in the Island with a white spire.
	www.jeron.je /thatwasjersey/g.html (321 words)

	Royal Horticultural Society - RHS Britain in Bloom: Grouville (Jersey) - Small Town
		Grouville is an idyllic Parish with some residential areas and a heartland of countryside on the southeast coast of Jersey.
		The south coast, with a 12m (40ft) tidal range, is a designated Ramsar site and boasts a wetland area that attracts 112 different species of resident and migrating birds as well as being an important habitat for other wildlife.
		Grouville’s Parochial system is based on a legacy from feudal times and it has tapped into this spirit of community service to deliver benefit to the Parish’s environment and surroundings.
	www.rhs.org.uk /britaininbloom/jersey/grouville2007.asp (137 words)

	This is Guernsey - Archive
		ROVERS were hit for six and taught a footballing lesson by Jersey’s Grouville as they were dumped out of the Jeremie Cup at the first hurdle.
		Grouville moaned they should have had a penalty but referee Mark Le Tissier correctly adjudged a tackle had been made just outside the area — a large divot proved that.
		Grouville were denied a seventh just seconds before full time when substitute Stewart Daynes struck the crossbar.
	www.thisisguernsey.com /code/showsportarticle.pl?ArticleID=016934 (583 words)

	what's new
		Grouville and the Jersey Heritage Trust have joined forces to celebrate the parish’s rich history with free days for residents and an educational project with primary school children.
		The Constable of Grouville, Dan Murphy, said that he and the fellow trustees of the Abraham Le Sueur Trust were more than happy to fund the project.
		Together we will be exploring the exciting world of archaeology and I am sure the children will be inspired by the remarkable craftsmanship and artwork of these beautiful coins,” she said.
	www.jerseyheritagetrust.org /whats/grouville.html (549 words)

	JerseyHotels.com - Grouville Bay Hotels
		Refreshments: There are a number of little eateries across the road from Grouville beach and also a couple of kiosks during the season positioned on the beach.
		The Beausite Hotel is situated in Grouville on the south east coast of Jersey and looks onto the Royal Jersey Golf Course and the beautiful Bay of Grouville.
		Grouville is some 15 minutes drive from St Helier harbour and 35 minutes from Jersey International Airport.
	www.jerseyhotels.com /grouville.php (276 words)

	Bruce Willing - Policies
		In putting myself forward as a candidate to be the next Connétable of Grouville I recognise the excellent work of my predecessors in developing the Parish infrastructure to a point where there are no major developments required in the immediate future.
		Grouville School parking — I fully support the construction of a school bus lay-by on Rue a Don and the purchase of the field immediately behind the school for additional parking.
		I would like to see Grouville take the lead in this area within the Island, to be a pilot for the aspirations of E government and to empower Parishioners in participating in the maintenance of our quality of life.
	user.itl.net /~colonial/willing/policies.html (802 words)

	One Pound - Grouville Parish (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The emblem is actually known as St. Martin of Grouville and its origin dates back to Louis XI of France.
		The Parish of Grouville is the southernmost of the two parishes that form the east side of the Island and it has many delightful features.
		It boasts a fine sandy beach in the Royal Bay of Grouville and at low tide, a very wide area of shore is exposed to show an expanse of rocks and reefs, all of which make navigation in this area very hazardous.
	fly.hiwaay.net /~hfears/com_1/km_69M.htm (356 words)

	One Pound - Grouville Parish
		The emblem is actually known as St. Martin of Grouville and its origin dates back to Louis XI of France.
		The Parish of Grouville is the southernmost of the two parishes that form the east side of the Island and it has many delightful features.
		It boasts a fine sandy beach in the Royal Bay of Grouville and at low tide, a very wide area of shore is exposed to show an expanse of rocks and reefs, all of which make navigation in this area very hazardous.
	jerseycoins.com /com_1/km_69M.htm (355 words)

	GROUVILLE FOOTBALL CLUB: SPONSORS +
		Wheways Sports has supported Grouville FC over a long period, and we all thank Peter and Mark for their personal interest and support.
		Grouville FC is not responsible for the content of external websites.
		Grouville FC thank the Parish of Grouville for supporting the club's Under 12's & Under 14's end of season events.
	eteamz.active.com /gfc/sponsors (245 words)

	Millennium Stones and Crosses - Les Pièrres et les Crouaix
		The Jersey Field Squadron will be resiting Grouville's Millennium stone tomorrow morning to its correct position on the grassed area between Gorey Village coastal car park and the beach.
		Société Jersiaise president Philip Le Brocq, who came up with the idea of erecting the stones in each parish to mark the Millennium, said that there was a misunderstanding over the position when the work was being carried out due to a communications breakdown.
		Meanwhile, Grouville's own rolling stone finally came to rest, as the Jersey Field Squadron resited it to its correct position on the grassed area between Gorey Village coastal car park and the beach.
	www.societe-jersiaise.org /geraint/statues/stones/grouville.html (236 words)

	Lord Trent Shield Quarter-Finals
		Grouville batted first and the first over set the tone for a frenetic game.
		Daniel Heaven and Tom Ward (Both Grouville) produced heroics in the field to cut off boundaries keeping St. George's to singles.
		Great cricket all round and now VCP face Grouville in the semi-final in a repeat of last year's final.
	www.cricketeurope.net /DATABASE/ARTICLES/articles/000031/003145.shtml (492 words)

	Channel Island Guide - Channel Island Guide
		At the east end of the bay is the picturesque harbour at Gorey nestled beneath the historic Mont Orgueil Castle, on a clear day the distant coast of France is visible.
		Grouville is some 10 minutes drive from St Helier harbour and 25 minutes from Jersey International Airport.
		The Beausite is an idyllic spot for the traveller who wishes to be away from the hustle and bustle of town life, yet be near to many local attractions.
	www.channelislandguide.com /Advert_Displays/Advert_444.asp (215 words)

	The Celtic Connection - Entertainment News \| Music (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Her father lives in the beautiful beach and countryside setting of Grouville on Jersey, hence the title of the CD.
		On the Destination Grouville track it sounds a bit French Canadian or Acadian, on Bog An Lochan Jam it’s a Scottish strathspey, and Exile Erin is a medley of Irish fiddle tunes.
		Musicians on the album are: Shona Le Mottée on fiddle and vocals; Tim Readman on vocals, acoustic and electric guitars; Boris Favre on bass guitar, keyboards, and foot percussion; Allan Dionne on drums and percussion; Paul Lawton on hand percussion; Keona Mundy on low whistle and flute; Che Dorval on backing vocals.
	www.celtic-connection.com /entertainment/ent2005_05_musicrev.html (1272 words)

	Southern Hotels Jersey
		At the east end of the bay is the picturesque harbour at Gorey nestled beneath the historic Mont Orgueil Castle, on a clear day the distant coast of France is visible.
		Grouville is some 10 minutes drive from St Helier harbour and 25 minutes from Jersey International Airport.
		The Beausite is an idyllic spot for the traveller who wishes to be away from the hustle and bustle of town life, yet be near to many local attractions.
	www.southernhotels.com /beausite/index.php (223 words)

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		Maitre Anthoine Mallet, of the Parish of Grouville, has been admitted to the orders of Sub-Deacon and Deacon at Coutances, on the 27th February 1495-6, and to the priesthood on the 23rd September 1496.
		On 13th March 1627-8, M. Jean Payn leased to M. Elie de la Place, Rector of Grouville, and -to those holding the benefice after him, a small herb garden, located in Grouville, on the fief of the King, and joined to a Church house, alongside the cemetery of the that Parish.
		He married at the first wedding Marguerite, daughter of Jean Aubin of Grouville; from this marriage there were, amongst other children, a son Josue, born in 1647, who became Captain of the Parish of Grouville and died a year before his father, in November 1692.
	www.societe-jersiaise.org /whitsco/grou9.htm (1872 words)

	Beachcombers Hotel - Grouville, GB
		A seaside hotel set in a quiet rural spot, the Beachcombers Hotel is situated 500 metres from the sandy beaches of Grouville Bay, and a mile away from the pretty village, harbour and famed potteries of Gorey.
		Coffee can be taken in the non-smoking lounge, and there is a safety deposit box at the front desk, where multilingual staff can offer tour assistance and help with any tourist enquiries.
		Grouville Bay is 500 metres away, with the Royal Jersey Golf Club, Queens Valley Reservoir, Mont Orgueil Castle and Gorey Harbour and Potteries all within a mile of the hotel.
	www.hotels.com /property.do?mtnHotelID=347870 (354 words)

	BBC - Jersey - Sport - Grouville
		Grouville have three mens teams in the Jersey Football Combination, and a ladies team in the Ladies League.
		Grouville have three mens teams in the Jersey Football Combination.
		Grouville also have a ladies team that play in the Jersey Football Combination Ladies League.
	www.bbc.co.uk /jersey/content/articles/2004/07/12/football_grouville_div1_club_feature.shtml (400 words)

	Academy Staff
		He is the soon to be appointed FA Child Protection Officer for Grouville FC for this season.
		He was coach/head coach for Grouville FC minis section for 4 seasons before moving up to manage and coach the under 12’s football team.
		Further success was achieved in the Grouville top side with a further four trophies gained in five seasons.
	www.idelite-academy.com /academystaff/4519841965 (951 words)

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		To take into consideration the application of the undermentioned who desire to be recommended to the Licensing Assembly for the Grant of a Licence for the year 2005, this by virtue of the Licensing (Jersey) Law, 1974 as amended.
		Pupils of Grouville School- Pat Bougeard- Ruth Labey- Philip Labey and Maxine Galante- Charles Bois and the Panto Princesses and the famous girl band "15 Denier".
		The Connétable of Grouville invites Senior Citizens of the Parish to attend a Christmas Party to be held at the Hotel Ambassadeur, St Clements on Saturday the 10
	www.parish.gov.je /events_year.asp?parish_id=6&file_yy=2005 (718 words)

	Decisions in 2006 - Appeal against registration of Chaumiere de l'Orme, Rue a Don, Grouville on Historical Building ...
		Decision(s): Chaumière de l’Orme, Rue a Don, Grouville shall be retained on the Historic Buildings Register as a Building of Local Interest.
		This report has been prepared by the Jersey Heritage Trust as part of its responsibility under a Service Level Agreement to make assessments and to provide reports and recommendations to the Minister for Planning and Environment on the registration of buildings and sites.
		Chaumiere de l’Orme was included in the first Historic Buildings Register, published in 1992, and was confirmed as a BLI by the Jersey Building Heritage Sub-Committee during its review of Grouville in 2000.
	www.gov.je /NR/exeres/900A69AC-AFF9-40EC-BD52-52962D9B96AC.htm?printfriendly=true (566 words)

	Grouville Hotels with Premier Holidays (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The picturesque old village of Gorey, which straddles the boundary between St. Martin and Grouville is here, home of many fine seafood restaurants and the Royal Bay of Grouville, the prefix Royal being added in 1859 by command of Queen Victoria.
		Situated in a quiet rural location, the Beachcombers is only a few minutes walk from the sandy beaches on Grouville Bay.
		Situated in Grouville over looking the Royal Jersey Golf Course and the beautiful bay of Grouville.
	www.premierholidays.co.uk /resort/Grouville (179 words)

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		Halfway down the hill is a fork in the road; take the left fork, Rue Crèvecour, and cross the main road at the bottom of the hill into Rue des Nouettes (take care at this junction).
		Turn inland now in the direction of Grouville Church, along the B37 past the Chapel of St Peter La Rocquc and follow the main road to the next major junction.
		This lane takes the cyclist through Grouville Marsh, a nature reserve especially attractive to migrant birds during the winter months.
	www.jersey.com /cycling/get_cycling.asp?id=1 (926 words)

	Channel Islands Arrivals :: Region Information
		Grouville is famous for its oyster beds, the Quee's Valley Roservoir and the Neolithic burial chamber La Hougue Bie.
		The Gorey Fete is an annual event in Gorey village, which sits on the edge of Grouville.
		In1859 the Bay of Grouville became the Royal Bay of Grouville at the command of Queen Victoria.
	www.channelescapes.com /regiondisplay.asp?id=2&n=Grouville&a=j (129 words)

	This is Jersey - Liberation 60 - Liberation to Coronation
		The resulting collection of images, along with interviews and memorabilia is on show at the parish hall in Grouville from May 7th.
		The 1951 Island Census showed that out of a total population of 57,296, Grouville was home to 2,747 (1,293 male, 1,454 female).
		This was an increase of 283 on the last Census, in 1931.
	www.thisisjersey.com /l60/grouville.html (203 words)

	Beachcombers, Grouville, (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Situated in a quiet rural location, the Beachcombers Hotel is only a few minutes walk from the sandy beaches of Grouville Bay and the Royal Jersey Golf Club.
		A short walk behind the hotel is the beautiful landscaped reservoir of Queens Valley, a haven for nature lovers and walkers alike.
		At the bottom of the hill you will pass Grouville Parish Hall on your right and Grouville church on your left.
	www.4travelplanner.com /231530-beachcombers.htm (995 words)

	Messervy Home Page
		It was this place that Clement Meserve, our common ancestor and six known generations of his predecessors made their home, going back to 1500.
		Clement Meserve was born in 1645 in Gorey Grouville, on the Isle of Jersey.
		He was a farmer and raised cattle with his father.
	www.geocities.com /Heartland/Plains/7951 (283 words)

	La famille Le Sauteur - Une des plus anciennes familles de Jersey
		However, at this date a Jean Le Sauteur was well established in La Paroisse de Grouville.
		An indication of the antiquity of the family in Jersey is the fact that amongst the many Fiefs in the Island is that of Le Fief ès Sauteux (or le Fief aux Sauteux) which is in La Vintaine des Marais, à Grouville.
		Furthermore, since Le Fief aux Sauteux in Grouville must have been thus designated long before that date, we can assume La Famille Le Sauteur ou Le Saulteur originally belonged to Grouville.
	www.tonylesauteur.com /ancienne.htm (304 words)

	Reform of Jersey's States Chamber- my concerns about proposals for super constituencies (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Yet the parish of St. Clement would continue to suffer from its own unique local issues, such as its extremely high population density, the continued redevelopment for housing of agriculture fields next to existing built-up areas, and the serious anti-social behaviour epidemic that now blights residents of Le Squez and Le Marais.
		Whereas a politician living in Grouville and known for his close links to the authorities in that parish would no doubt continue to give priority to Grouville’s problems.
		My concern is that the addition of a large block of wealthy conservative voters in Grouville (from the Bailiff downwards), known for their higher levels of voter registration and participation at elections, would swing the balance to the right in this proposed new super constituency.
	conductor71.members.beeb.net /govreforms_revisited.htm (1314 words)

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