Tarrington Village – Herefordshire
Tarrington is a small village located half way between Ledbury and Hereford on the A438, in the county of Herefordshire. The village has 226 residencies and a population, according to the 2021 census of 530. The village has three main meeting places, a public house the Tarrington Arms (currently being restored), the Lady Emily Community Hall housed in the former village school and a Parish Church, St Philip and St James.
In terms of the landscape, the area falls within two of the national character areas, as defined by Natural England: the Herefordshire Lowlands and South Herefordshire and Over Severn, embodied by a gently undulating tranquil and rural landscape.
To find out more about the village take a look around our website. If there is anything else you would like to know please contact us.
Photograph Appeal
If anyone has any old photographs of either Tarrington, Stoke Edith or Dormington, would you mind sharing?
We’re looking to put together a ‘digital scrap-book’ of the parish, and would greatly appreciate your contribution – please email to 1502kittykat@gmail.com
Upcoming Events
Summer Soirees 2025
Jazz in the Village on 27/09/25 @ 7.30pm – Lady Emily Community Hall
Flicks in the Sticks
Adults £5, U-16 and Film Club £2.50.
If the idea of a regular night out at your local cinema appeals, why not come along and join our film club – annual subscription is £25 with admission to all films reduced by £2.50/session – support the Hall’s Film programme and meet your friends.
Flicks in the Sticks @ The Lady Emily Hall
