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Granby

American  
[gran-bee] / ˈgræn bi /

noun

  1. a city in S Quebec, in E Canada.


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In July Catherine also got permission from owners to search an electricity sub-station on Granby Hill that she says police overlooked, despite it being metres from his last known location on the Find My Friends app.

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The parade will start in Northampton Street, turning right on to Granby Street and continuing on to the Haymarket Clocktower, and along Humberstone Gate.

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Sipra Deb, who owns of Granby Nurseries, in South Yorkshire, says: "Most of the eight nurseries are full and those that do have spaces can't fill them due to a lack of qualified staff."

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The bell in the Marquis of Granby, once a favourite spot for Conservatives, portentously stopped ringing just before the pandemic shut pubs across the country - and hasn't started back up since.

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Pub manager at the Marquis of Granby Jo does want to get it back up and running.

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