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By Tarvin Webteam - 8th April 2018 6:00am
We reported recently on the community litter-pick which had been a success with over 30 bags of litter collected and other large items removed.
It was noted that Oscroft had been able to get more residents involved and it was suggested that this may have been because many Oscroft residents are members of a private Whatsapp group, making them easily contactable.
Are you a Tarvin village resident and would you be willing to be a member of a Whatsapp group of volunteers to undertake various tasks from time to time?
Tasks might be litter-picking, say for no more than three hours every couple of months, or delivering the PC's quarterly newsletter Tarvin Times, a two hour job every 13 weeks.
If so please contact the Clerk:
- in writing: Mike Hassall, Roy Cottage, Townfield Lane, Tarvin, Chester CH3 8EG
- by phone: 01829 741075
- by email: clerk@tarvinparishcouncil.org.uk
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