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Eaton Village Hall

A lovely village setting with excellent kitchen facilities, parking and a raised stage, this is a fantastic venue for gatherings, meetings, classes and events.

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Community Park

Eaton Community Park is a great resource where children can play safely, people can walk, play football or pétanque, exercise their dogs or just sit and enjoy the view.

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Friends of St Denys

The Norman church of St. Denys stands proudly on a hill in the centre of the village. It is made of ironstone, locally quarried with its distinctive colour.

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The land surrounding Eaton has at least ten known springs and is the source of the River Devon.

 

It is full of sandstone and in the past a large quarry was formed outside the village. The quarry has since become a woodland area.

 

The land is also full of iron ore and was a famous source of iron during the 1800s, supplying two local iron works by rail via 'The Eaton Branch' from around 1885 to 1958. The railway bridge under which the iron was transported is still in Eaton today.​

 

The church in Eaton is Saint Denys Church, a Norman church which dates back to the 12th century.

 

Eaton also has a village hall which was built in 1972 and hosts several events throughout the year including regular pub nights, a horticultural show, quiz nights and various foodie evenings. It also plays host to the annual village Christmas dinner.

Eaton Village Hall

Now with Full Fibre 150 broadband sponsored by

Sue Peters and the Eaton Cake Shed
Craig Smith, The Log Man
Sue Bradley
Kathy & Bob Skinner
plus one other generous benefactor

Thank you

Eaton News

Staying in touch in Eaton is easy. On Facebook there is  Eaton Chatter, Friends of Eaton Park and What's Going on in the Vale of Belvoir.

In addition there is a monthly news magazine listing all that's going on in the area.

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Coming soon in Eaton . . .

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Parish Council

Eaton Parish Council currently has five councillors. It meets monthly to consider planning applications and other local matters. Meetings are open to the public and there is a forum before the start of the meeting at which members of the public can raise concerns and ask questions.  

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