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Tarvin Parish Council: 27/06/2013

The closure of Tarporley Road for 5 weeks for the new Saxon Heath development has brought a number of complaints to the Parish Council. The item was also raised in the open forum at the Council meeting on Monday evening. Not only has the length of the closure been criticised but also the lack of...

Road Closure Update

Tarvin Webteam: 27/06/2013

UPDATE FROM TAYLOR WIMPEY in response to questions from Tarvin Parish Council'Dear Residents' Mon 24th June 2013As we have just recently commenced work on our new Development at Saxon Heath, Tarvin I just wanted to give you a quick progress update. I will drop you a note once...

Seeing the light

Tarvin Webteam: 25/06/2013

By Tarvinonline Editorial TeamCommunications to local residents are criticalA good flow of information to local residents and Tarvin Parish Council about the developments at the Taylor Wimpey Saxon Heath site will continue to be an important aspect of the long construction programme over...

Road Closure Shock

Tarvin Webteam: 25/06/2013

By Tarvinonline Editorial TeamTarvin residents, Businesses, and Tarvin Parish Council have been kept in the dark over the closure of Tarporley Road to enable Taylor Wimpey to install new sewers for their development, Saxon Heath!It was as late as Friday 21st June - 3 days before...

Family Film Night Success

Tarvin Webteam: 21/06/2013

By the Community Centre CommitteeThe last Friday in the month is becoming a special evening for more and more Tarvin families as they make their way to Tarvin Community Centre for the increasingly popular Family Film Nights. Starting in September last year with about 50 people...

New music venue announced

Tarvin Webteam: 20/06/2013

The Gunnery Brasserie in Tarvin have announced that it will be featuring Live Music on a regular basis three times a month.Following on from successful evenings in the past, there will be an Acoustic Live Lounge every other Wednesday, starting at 8.30p.m. featuring homegrown...

June 2013 Questions

Tarvin Webteam: 19/06/2013

June 2013Here are the questions from the Tarvin Imp, hope you enjoy them.It's just for fun. Sorry no prizes just the satisfaction of knowing the answers!1. On which date is St George's Day celebrated?2. Which chemical element has the symbol K?3. Which painting by Holbein...

Community Centre Autumn Season

Tarvin Community Centre: 18/06/2013

By the Community Centre CommitteeAt a recent meeting in Tatton Park, members of the Community Centre Committee met with Cheshire Rural Touring Arts to preview the choices available for the forthcoming autumn programme. The meeting brings together promoters from other villages who...

The Tarvin Imp

Tarvin Webteam: 16/06/2013

Who or What is the Tarvin Imp?It is a carved head located in St Andrew's church. No-one knows who he is but he is said to frighten away evil spirits from the altar.For more information about the Tarvin Imp and the History of Tarvin we recommend that you read "Tarvin -...

A spring in your step:

David Smeatham: 16/06/2013

An early morning Spring walk. by David SmeathamYou know when you're waking up and you can tell it's a lovely morning by the intensity of the light in the room through the curtains? Well,a while ago I was in the habit of throwing off the covers ,donning the boots, and going for a...

New Parish Council Chairman elected

Tarvin Webteam: 14/06/2013

At the Parish Council meeting in May Councillor Ted Lush was elected as Chairman for the next year replacing Councillor David Cotgreave who has stood down from the role after 14 years. David was also Chairman between 1977 and 1982 when he stepped down to become Mayor of the City of...

Tarvin writs

Tarvin Webteam: 13/06/2013

by Jonathan PeplerFirst, some necessary background. Until the Law Terms Act of 1830, Cheshire was an anomaly in the English system of justice. While serious crimes in the rest of England were dealt with in the Assizes, Cheshire was part of the Welsh system based on the Courts of Session (not...

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