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Music in the Vine Garden II – Saturday 19th September 2020
After an extremely successful socially-distant event, there will be two more exclusive opportunities to see some live music in Tarrington. Due to Covid regulations, audience numbers are limited so book your tickets early to avoid missing out – there will be no ‘on the door’ admission.
Programme to comprise music for solo violin by Bach, Ysaye, Hindemith, Prokofiev and Biber.
Don’t worry – there will be wet weather contingency shelter in place! Bring your own chair/blanket and a picnic/drinks.
Hannah Roper is a former Philharmonia Orchestra Martin Music Scholar and winner of the inaugural Yehudi Menuhin Prize for Strings at Cambridge University. She grew up in Tarrington and now performs as a soloist, orchestral player and chamber musician with various ensembles in London, Oxford, and around the UK.
Book online at www.ticketsource.co.uk/hannah-roper-violin or email info@hannahbethanroper.co.uk for queries.
August 2020 “Our News” the Neighbourhood Watch Newsletter is now available.
Live outdoor Puppet Show – Saturday 22nd August @ 3pm
East of the Sun, West of the Moon
Saturday 22nd August at 3pm (45 min show)
In the grounds of Lady Emily Community Hall
Admission free – 30 seats available (all ages welcome)
A tale told without words, the performance is tightly choreographed to a
beautiful soundtrack, enabling us to explore Nordic music both contemporary
and traditional. The influence of Nordic compositions will appeal to all types of audiences and introduce younger audiences to new musical styles. The rhythms of the music influence the puppetry, as visual theatre and music weave seamlessly together to create powerful and stunning theatre.
Funny, anarchic, moving and beautiful, the story transports audiences as they
engage with the puppets and take an emotional journey with them.
Contact John Tallis for bookings:
phone : 01432 890720 e-mail : ladyemilyhall@gmail.com
or visit : www.artsalive.co.uk
August-September 2020 Tarrington Tatler
Playground at LECH closed due to COVID-19
Proposal to reduce speed limit on A438 east of Tarrington
Herefordshire District Council has proposed a reduction of speed limit on the A438 from a point 82 metres west of its junction with U66205 (Little Tarrington Common Road) to a point 412 metres southeast of its junction with U66205. The deadline for the receipt of objections is 12:00 noon on 7th August 2020.
General enquiries relating to the proposal should be referred to the Traffic Management Team at ADL Traffic and Highways Engineering Ltd (Tel: 01454 332100). Objections to the proposal together with the grounds on which they are made must be sent in writing to the Traffic Management Team, ADL Traffic and Highways Engineering Ltd, ADL House, Oaklands Business Park, Armstrong Way, Yate, Bristol BS37 5NA, or by email to will@adltraffic.co.uk.
The site details notice can be found by clicking here and a plan of the proposed speed limit can also be found by clicking here.
Green Waste Skip – Friday 5th June 2020
June-July 2020 Tarrington Tatler
Tarrington Tatler – Advertise for Free
If you have a local business that you are able to keep going during this lock down period, and you would like to let local residents know that you are available and still working, then send your details to the Tarrington Tatler magazine editor for a free entry in the June/July issue.
You would naturally have to be able to maintain whatever social distancing is required by the Government.
The Tarrington Tatler is delivered to all households in the Parish of Tarrington, Stoke Edith and Perton. The deadline for the June/July issue is 20th May 2020.
I would love to hear from you and to help you advertise your business.
Judi Ryan (Editor)
Please email us :- info@tarrington.org.uk
Hereford Rotary Covid 19 Appeal
The City of Hereford Rotary have set up an appeal related to Covid 19, to raise funds to support the many smaller charities and voluntary groups in the county, which are (and will be) struggling with lack of volunteers and running costs. The primary appeal mechanism is through Paypal Giving, which is a free service, meaning that 100% of the donation gets to our charity account and we have no overheads or costs either, so it’s all available for grants to these smaller groups. Your support would be gratefully appreciated in these unprecedented times http://paypal.com/gb/fundraiser/charity/3255653