Grange Fellowship Community Association is a registered charity that provides social, educational, recreational and athletic opportunities to the residents of Grange Estate and members from the surrounding areas of Letchworth Garden City. As a registered charity, everything is provided at a discounted rate for the local community.
The community association is headed by a voluntary management committee which is proposed by the 'membership' annually at the Annual General Meeting held in November of each year. All profits earned by the club are put back into the association. Our pre-school is subsidised.
Call Grange Community Social Club Ltd on 01462 620 505 or email gfca65@outlook.com to become a member of our community club. Membership includes the use of the social club, free entertainment and reduced prices on drinks and hall hire. Our annual membership prices, for the time period of 1st April to 31st March, are as follows:
Membership is as follows
Single: £15
Over 65's: £5
Honorary (over 80) Free
New member joining fee: £5
We have a new membership system which they can use: www.membermojo.co.uk/gfca
On 2nd July 1951, 150 residents of the Grange Estate held a meeting at the Norton Secondary Modern School and formed the first committee under the chairmanship of Will Farrier. The residents raised funds from the fellowship’s weekly football competitions and on 27th February 1964 they managed to close a tender of £33,441.
Letchworth Urban District Council accepted the tender and A.G. Baxter (Stotfold) Limited's proposal to build the community centre at the centre of the Grange Estate. The community centre project was completed on 31st October 1965 and formally opened by Mrs Shirley Williams MP.
The centre which then comprised a hall and stage, health clinic welfare and rent office has now expanded to include an entertainment venue, lounge bar and pre-school.
The centre is a hub of the resident social and sports clubs and continues to be run by a voluntary management committee made up of local residents who give their free time to oversee the management of the centre.
We are a non-profit organisation and the money earned by the social clubs is used for the activities and benefits of the centre, including activities outside of the association.

At Grange Community Social Club Ltd lounge bar, we serve an exciting range of alcoholic beverages, soft drinks and hot beverages, including coffee and tea. We only offer snacks in the lounge bar now, no hot food etc.

The Grange Social Club Limited
Grange Tiny Hands Pre-School
A large hall for hire
Over 60’s Club – every Wednesday
Bingo – from 6.30 Sunday night
Quiz Night – every Thursday at 8:00pm
Pool and Darts League – every Monday and Tuesday (seasonal)