Patchy rain possible 17°CUpcoming events
King George V Playing Field
Latest news
;)
By Tarvin Webteam - 4th January 2015 6:00am
Now that Christmas and New Year celebrations are behind us, January looks a very busy month full of activities at The Methodist and St Andrew's churches, and the Community Centre!
The Methodist Church is always busy with services and a host of activities for everyone and January 2015 is no exception
Women's Fellowship on 7th and 21st
Soup Lunches on 8th
Knit and Natter 8th, 15th, 22nd and 29th
Art in the Afternoon 20th
Messy Church 21st
St Andrew's Church is also busy with its various services and in January on the 23rd there is an organ recital by Nigel James
Tarvin Community Centre, as you would expect has a wide range of activities arranged for residents of all ages in January:
Tarvin Quiz night on 9th and 16th
Tarvin Civic Trust 13th when Nigel Fry is guest speaker and the subject is "The Treasures of Chester Cathedral."
Family Film Day "Penguins of Madagascar" followed by "Mr Turner"
Tarvin W.I. 28th
GoOnline help for computer users 29th
All these events appear on the Tarvinonline Calendar which appears as a heading on our webpage.
If you have an event taking place in January, and beyond, then we want to hear about it. Just email editor@tarvinonline.org and we will do the rest
popular recent storiesAlso in the news
As we all know, the High Street can be a tricky place to manoeuvre (especially on busy days)...but we have had a message to ask to see if anyone can help an enquiry into incidents of cars being "keyed" (apparently this has happened on a couple of occasions, the most recent being overnight — Tuesday 23rd in to Wednesday 24th June).The person who contacted us has asked if we could...
In May 1994, Tarvin Primary School pupils ended a term's work on the Second World War with a presentation of a play, The Evacuees.Previously the pupils travelled to Eden Camp, a Second World War museum at Malton, near York, as part of their studies.Ed: Click on the photograph to...
Recall the article on Tarvinonline of 3 June which referred to litter being left on the King George V Playing Field -- last Sunday morning was again spoilt for those who like to take an early morning walk. There were carrier bags, beer bottles and broken beer bottles left lying around by the seat and goalmouth but worst of all there must have been at least 50 nitrous oxide...
;){kind=link}