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.
Upcoming Events
Open Day at The Lady Emily Community Hall – Sunday 13 September 2026
Harvest Ceilidh Celebration – Sat 3 October at 7pm
A fabulous evening of live traditional music and dancing, along with a Ploughman’s Supper. Tickets cost £20pp, under 12s get free entry.
Tarrington Craft Group Open Day – Tue 20 October 2026 – 11.30am to 2.30pm
Flicks in the Sticks – Saturday 12 September at 7.30pm – The Choral (12A)
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.
We will be announcing our programme for the Autumn season just before the September showing. If you have a particular favourite title you’d like us to show, please let me know by email. Following my plea for help in the last Tatler, I am relieved to say that a number of people have volunteered, so you should see some different faces behind the desk/tables. We have also had encouragement to keep the Flicks shows going !
Organising Committee:
John Tallis, John Banks, Celia Winter and Technical Advisor: Simon Nicholls