Welcome to Gunness's very own web site sponsored
by Gunness Parish Council & edited by Chairman
Dave Oldfield (pictured right)

The site aims to focus on Gunness community life,
past & present as well as keeping residents
informed of Parish council business

The success of the site depends very much on the involvement of the
people of Gunness. We want your input. Have a browse through the
various pages many of which contain information on how you can help.

If you have any comments on the web site or any ideas
for items to include please E.Mail Dave by clicking on
the icon on the right.

The small village of Gunness is on the banks of the river Trent 3 miles West of Scunthorpe. Travellers on the busy A18 passing through Gunness
and over the river on the historic and imposing King George V "Keadby" bridge often mis-read the sign and think they are in a village named
after the famous Irish stout. Although only a small village Gunness is surprisingly busy with a number of industries operating in the community
including a large poultry hatchery and a highly successful timber merchants. The rich soil in the area has been used for farming for hundreds of
years and this continues today. Ships from all over the world load and unload their various cargoes at the wharf situated within the village.

Village Notice board

Village life - Past

& Present

Photographic Archive

Council Minutes

Gunness Parish
Council

Gunness Newsletter

As with most small villages the local school plays an
important role in the life of the community. Click on the
photo above to visit the web site of "Gunness & Burringham
Primary School.

Including Festival Raffle Results