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Yet another year has passed in the life of Tattenhall Online, and, again, we reflect on the year.

2023 has ended with what seems to be rain, rain and more rain, making several roads out of Tattenhall impassable to normal family cars.

The village always seems to be a hive of activity with groups and events happening.

• The U3A, Music Society, Gardening Society, Tattenhall singers, Film Club, to name but a few, as well as all the sports action at the Flacca, keep villagers active and engaged!
• The village may be a little greener with the first birthday this year of the Repair Cafe, the award the village received due to reducing single use plastic, and the number of gardens and open spaces around the village that are growing plants to encourage pollinators. The Memorial Wood was planted and increased the number of trees by 700. The Park school has started a growing project and Sandy Bears are involved in a project at the allotments.
• TADS has provided very jolly entertainment with its panto- Camelot and the winter event of Dad's Army.
• The Coronation festivities in May, the Church Fete, and the School Fete, the Village Show, then 3 Christmas markets and the wonderful TractorRun which raised money for Prostate cancer, brought many people together.
• The pharmacy said goodbye Brendan but welcomed Holly!
• The ancient Church bells came back to ring out after their refurbishment.

Once again, throughout the year, local volunteers continued to make their mark, including litter picking, pond puddling, tree planting/pruning and all those unsung heroes who organise all of the community and social clubs which make Tattenhall such a vibrant place to live and work.
The local businesses that help us to look after our health, wealth and daily needs for food, care and entertainment. We thank you all.
Thankyou as well to all those who have lit up the dark winter nights with their festive displays! See photos of a few of the many wonderful displays around the village. The one on Harding Avenue is collecting for charity.

It is wonderful to see so many of you returning to the Website and Facebook pages on a frequent basis and we thank you for your very positive comments, and urge you to continue to send us your stories.

Like you, we too are set to enjoy the holiday with family and friends and so the Editorial Team is also having a well-earned rest. We are looking for volunteers join us on the team during 2024. Contact us and we will give you more information.

Unless there is some 'breaking news' we will not be updating the Website between Christmas and New Year i.e. 25 December -- 1 January.

From everyone at 'Tattenhall Online' may we wish you a 'Very Merry Christmas and our Good Wishes for the New Year'.

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