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Several venues in the village will be hosting Tarp Fest with Tarporley Remembers
on the weekend of Friday 22nd to Sunday 24th June :

Tarp Fest 2018 is hosted by The Swan and other venues including Little Tap,
Piste, The Rising Sun, St Helen's Church and the Chapel.
It will feature a full programme of events including many local performers and buskers.
Also, a live band night in the Community Centre with a bar run by Street on Friday.

Keys found - please email tarporley@community-space.org including a description.

About Us This is the official website for Tarporley & District Community Centre. If you wish to book one of our four rooms, please view photos and details on our "Rooms" page and then visit our new on-line booking website to reserve the room, Prices start at £6/hr and rise to £18 for the main hall. The Centre can be found at the south end of the High Street, adjacent to the Texaco filling station and SPAR store. The complex includes a large hall which will seat 180 people, a smaller hall and two meeting rooms all equipped with ample kitchen and toilet facilities. The Centre is a Charitable Trust and is run by a committee of volunteers who care for the buildings and ensure that use complies with current legislative requirements. Nearly all income is derived from room and field booking fees. More information below Follow us on FaceBook . . . .	On-line booking We operate on-line booking using the VillageVenue booking website : http://tarporley.community-space.org/ If you have any queries or problems, please email : tarporley@community-space.org New / regular user ? Advice on booking & becoming an Account holder click here Considering a Bouncy Castle ? Please read our guide before booking
Latest News New dance fitness class - Monday evening ChaSamba starts 11th June 2018 First class is FREE Tarporley Country Market - 1st Saturday New classes include : Yoga & Baby Sensory	Damage to Main hall floor The Main hall floor was refurbished in Aug 2016 but is already showing signs of deterioration caused by inappropriate footwear. An area near the serving hatch was especially damaged by either studded sports shoes or badly worn stiletto heels. Please ensure that further damage is prevented by not allowing inappropriate footwear at your event.
New Defibrillator Installed Tarporley Village has just been equipped with a heart defibrillator which can be accessed by any member of the public on dialling 999. The defibrillator is located in a yellow box on the North side wall of the Centre and is illuminated by a light from dusk to dawn. The cabinet is internally heated to keep the kit in working order. The defibrillator and cabinet were made possible by a very generous, anonymous donation, together with smaller donations from Community Centre user groups - more info below	New Parking Restrictions Start date 30th January 2017 Several groups have complained about the lack of available parking spaces in the car park when attending events at TCC. To address this issue, we will shortly introduce : a 3 hour time limit with no return within 1 hour controlled by CW&C Mon to Sun 8 am to 6 pm see Tarporley News To guarantee extended parking periods for users who can justify it, we will issue a limited number of day and annual parking permits. These will be specific to user group, car reg and will have an expiry date
Picnic Tables Four picnic tables were recently installed on the Community Centre field for use by the local community. They were purchased with funds provided by the local Co-operative community fund but after only a few days, one has already been severely damaged by fire. If you have any information regarding this crime, please email us at : tarporley@community-space.org or contact the local police who are already investigating the incident.	Save a life - give blood Regular blood donor sessions are held at the Community Centre Dates below Lost Property inc. hearing aid & items found at Carnival - click here

New Defibrillator Installed

Our local First Responder Mr. Jeremy Mills gave much useful advice during the project, and acted as the liaison person with the
North West Ambulance Service. The defibrillator is now registered with the Ambulance Service control, and in the case of a 999
call relating to a collapsed patient, the caller will be told of the location and the keycode to gain access to the defibrillator.
The unit is "smart" and gives voice instructions, so any member of the public can use it.

Jeremy has offered to give training in resuscitation and defibrillator use to Community Centre users, with the objective
of ensuring that every group using the centre will include at least two trained personnel. The training is currently being organised.

The attached photo shows the defibrillator being installed in the cabinet by (left to right) Rob Hussey (NWAS),
Angela Yeates (Management Committee member), Linda Martin (Chair of Management Committee) and
Jeremy Mills (Tarporley First Responder). Linda has agreed to be the "Guardian" and Angela the "Deputy Guardian"
to routinely check the defibrillator and act as the liaison point with NWAS.
Management Committee members Anita Langford, Judith Oates and Tony Yeates were also present at the handover.
We would also like to extend our thanks to Robin Ford for tendering the installation work,
and to village electrician Brian Rathbone who installed the cabinet at short notice.

Save a life. Give Blood. Donate in Tarporley : www.blood.co.uk

More about Tarporley Community Centre

Outdoor facilities include a free car park (3 hour max) at the rear of the building, a fenced play area for children and a large field used for outdoor events including the annual Tarporley carnival, football and training.

The large hall is used by many local groups, clubs and societies for such events as plays, film shows, fitness classes and private parties.

The committee is always in need of more volunteers - if you would like to help by joining the committee or helping with ongoing projects, please email us at the address below.

Tarporley is a village in the heart of rural Cheshire with a population of between 2500 and 3000 people. To learn more about the facilities and the extensive range of events which take place in the village, you may wish to visit the Parish Council website.

Tarporley Community Centre, High Street, Tarporley, Cheshire CW6 0AY - - Registered Charity 1040034

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