Here at St Alban's, we are immensely proud of our lovely church.

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A church has existed in Tattenhall since as early as 1300AD, with evidence showing that a church has been on this present site since the early sixteenth century. Although the church was rebuilt in 1869-70, the original tower still stands proud. The church is of a John Douglas design, a very prominent architect in Cheshire and is noted for its scale and proportion.

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The present building mostly dates from the 1860s and is enjoyed not only by regular churchgoers but also by others; those who wish to use it for important occasions like weddings, baptisms and funerals, by local residents who want to preserve a part of their local heritage and by people who want a special setting for a music concert or other community event.

The Friends of St Alban’s Church Building is a charity, registered number 1119312, and is completely separate from the church; set up to collect funds for the repair, maintenance and improvement of St Alban’s Church building, fittings, ornaments and grounds.

If you have an interest in the preservation of the church building and grounds we invite you to become a Friend of St Alban’s Church Building, Tattenhall.  To become a Friend, please contact Rob Selby or David Ackroyd (details in panel below) or click on the link below to download a membership form or view our privacy policy.