Harvest Festival “thank you”

I would like to thank all the lovely people who helped with the Harvest Day in any way and there were quite a few! All the effort and hard work were worth it. We had a wonderful attendance at the 10.30 am Service with lots of new faces and t...

We thought we were going to be rained off....but no! The rain stopped and the village came out to support their Church. 

From games to cakes, brick-a-brack to beer to BBQ - an enjoyable afternoon was had by all. 

Thank you to the Fete Committee, headed by Sue Orme and al...

2019 will be the start of Raising Funds for our Bell Repair and Maintenance.

Did you know we have the oldest dated bells in Chester? Isn't it amazing to think these bells were being rung when Henry viii was on the throne?

Young, old and Middlin' came to see the bells and...

Following the success of last year, St Alban's held another jumble sale in March. Thank you to all the people who donated, sorted and came to help and buy on the day. Thank you also to Jean and Pat who organised the event. We raised a total of £421 which is a fantastic...

A new choir has started up in Tattenhall and we were very pleased to host their first concert. Not only were there singers who entertained us but we enjoyed music from the Cello, French Horn, Church organ etc. Thank you to everyone who came and supported this event. Th...

Help for St Alban's comes in all forms and Ken Senar has been involved in many of them. From writing a book about the Church and all proceeds going to Church funds, Ken is our local historian who knows every nook and cranny in Church. The 'Friends of St Alban's Church...

Throughout the year all three Churches host a service for their sister Churches. Burwardsley hosted in January and we enjoyed a service of Songs of Praise followed by tea and cakes. We all enjoyed seeing their new Roll of Honour that was installed in November as part o...

We left exhausted and excited! A new Reader in Training, Carol Moore, delivered a fun Blessing of the Crib service which involved plenty of audience participation! During the Nativity every time the word 'donkey' said the audience had to stand up and turn around......t...

This year for our '9 lessons in Carols' we were supported by an inaugural choir from the village. It was lovely to see our choir stalls full of wonderful singers and was enjoyed by a great number of us. The choir sung a few solos whilst the rest of the carols were sung...

Started many years ago CAMEO (Come And Meet Each Other) was the brainchild of parishioner Kate Bosley. Kate arranged a monthly meal for people in Tattenhall, giving business to local restaurants in. Even when Kate moved Churches, she continued to arrange the lunches wh...