Next meeting Provisionally (awaiting confirmation) Friday December 12th 2025 at 10.00hrs Note More information added on local Windmills
Jan Jackson civic award - Chair of Grange Hall and founder of Littleover in Bloom. Jan has led numerous community initiatives, including award-winning floral displays, local history and Tai-Chi classes, significantly enhancing life in Littleover.
Would you like to know more about Littleover, how the village began and why it developed over the years to become what it is today.
If you want to know more, come along to one of the Littleover Historical group meetings. We have monthly meetings to share our latest findings, listen to visiting speakers and browse through historical documents. If you have any old photos or documents from the past please contact us or come just along to one of the meetings.
Present day Littleover village is situated around the shopping area on Burton Road. The village's public house is called the Half Moon and is noted as being one of two inns in 1577. The older part of the village around St Peter's church was built in the 14th century. The Village has another public house, the White Swan which can be found on Shepherd Street also near the older part of Littleover. Directly opposite the White Swan is Church Street which takes its name from the aforementioned St Peter's and links up with the Hollow which is believed to be of Medieval origin.
Littleover has been the home of several well known personalities who have made significant contributions to the Country.
At our meetings there are always several items of local history which arise and our members generally have some background information of relevance.
Chris Drury, a local author, commemorates the fallen in his book "Littleover War Memorials - World War one and two, we shall remember them"
The Society are looking currently at several historical research projects. if you wish to be involved or have some information that you may feel to be relevant please contact us or come along to one of our meetings.