Services

101 is the number to call when you want to contact your local police in England, Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland – when it's less urgent than a 999 call.
When should I use 101?
You should call 101 to report crime and other concerns that do not require an emergency response. For example, if your car has been stolen, your property has been damaged, you suspect drug use or dealing in your neighbourhood. Or to report a minor traffic collision, give the police information about crime in your area, speak to the police about a general enquiry.
You should always call 999 when it is an emergency, such as when a crime is in progress, someone suspected of a crime is nearby, when there is danger to life or when violence is being used or threatened.

Cheshire Fire & Rescue Service has a vision where there are no deaths, injuries or damage from fires and other emergencies. Our mission is to help create safer communities, to rescue people and protect economic, environmental and community interests. You, too, can help protect your family and home by following the safety advice on our website.

Dragon Hall is the local Police Station for Tattenhall and the surrounding rural areas.

Contact us anonymously with information about crime

HomeWatch Lost Dogs Division.
This section is to help reunite the owners of animals. Both farm and domestic pets that are reported to us either missing or found in or just beyond the Tattenhall Ward area. Reporting loose farm animals may help avoid needless road collisions. If you have a lost or found animal for local assistance please contact us soonest to spread the word widely, as the alternative should the dog warden become involved may be costly. E-mail contact as in the HomeWatch section, if possible please include a Jpeg photo of the missing or found pet. If you are looking to give a pet a caring home we recommend that you contact www.capricornrescue.org/ their website regularly shows pictures of animals in need of a good caring home. If
you know of other reputable rescue centres you would recommend please get in touch.
The Council's Dog Warden regularly picks up lost or
abandoned dogs. Photographs of the dogs found in the Cheshire West and Chester area within the last week are shown at www.cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk/residents/pests-pollution-food-safety/animal-welfare/stray-and-abandoned-dogs/stray-dog-photographs.aspx
those not claimed immediately by their owners are taken to private kennels. After seven days if they are left unclaimed they are taken to kennels to be re-homed. The charges for the return of dogs picked up by the dog warden are as follows:
£82.80 on first day plus kennelling fees of £10.80 per additional day.
Where to find help
Email: dogs@cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk
(Please note- this email should not be used to enquire about a lost dog)
Telephone: 0300 123 7038 (option one) 8am- 7pm Monday to Friday
Out of hours: Outside of these hours (including weekends and Bank
Holidays)- please call 0300 123 7035
Where to find help
Email: dogs@cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk
(Please note- this email should not be used to
enquire about a lost dog)
Telephone: 0300 123 7038 (option one) 8am- 7pm Monday to Friday
Out of hours: Outside of these hours (including weekends and Bank Holidays)- please call 0300 123 7035. Our
Dog Warden service is provided by Acorn Kennels and all dogs are taken to:
Acorn Kennels, Heath Road, Whitchurch, SY13 2AA
Telephone: 01948 662931
Open 8am to 6pm every day

The main NHS hospital for Chester and surrounding area. Services include a 24-hour accident and emergency unit.

111 is the NHS non-emergency number. It's fast, easy and free. Call 111 and speak to a highly trained advisor, supported by healthcare professionals. They will ask you a series of questions to assess your symptoms and immediately direct you to the best medical care for you.
NHS 111 is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Calls are free from landlines and mobile phones.
When to use it:
You should use the NHS 111 service if you urgently need medical help or advice but it's not a life-threatening situation.
Call 111 if you need medical help fast but it's not a 999 emergency, you think you need to go to A&E or need another NHS urgent care service, you don't know who to call or you don't have a GP to call, you need health information or reassurance about what to do next.
For less urgent health needs, contact your GP or local pharmacist in the usual way.

Urgent Care Centres and Walk-In Centres can treat minor illnesses, cuts and sporting injuries, and offer expert health advice for you and your family. You do not need an appointment, and you will be seen by an experienced nurse or doctor. The Countess of Chester Hospital hospital site has a Walk-In-Centre next to its Emergency Department.

We are a group of unpaid volunteers, trained and equipped by North West Ambulance Service to respond to certain 999 emergency calls in our local area. We also train local people and groups in basic life support and how to use a defibrillator.

Tattenhall Local Care provides a personalised range of care services to within a radius of 5 miles of Tattenhall to older people and those convalescing from illness or accident.

The doctors, nursing staff and administrative staff at the surgery share a commitment to provide you with a comprehensive range of high standard health care services.

Throughout Cheshire West and Chester, including its rural areas, the Council promotes many different community and voluntary transport schemes. These include services for people with disabilities. All vehicles are equipped with lifts for wheelchair users.
The Council has a responsibility to improve highway access for disabled people. This includes action such as dropped kerbs and footpaths, laying tactile paving and designated parking bays for disabled people and signs in public car parks.

The Village is served by Bus Services provided by Cheshire West and Chester Council These services are the Numbers 41 41A and 41B. These service run on a 7 day a week basis and link the village to Chester, Whitchurch, Waverton, Malpas, Hargrave, Huntington, Christleton and Broughton

Traveline Txt

You can check the next buses from a particular bus stop by sending the bus stop code in a text.

Simply type the stop code as a text message and send to 84268 (the code will be displayed on the bus stop flag or on the timetable case).

You can also add the service number you want leaving a space after the stop's code, so your message might look like "bucdtdgj 66".

Cost

The message you send will cost your normal text message charge. In some areas the reply will be free of charge. In most areas the reply will cost up to 25p.

You will receive a message back, normally in less than a minute. It may show the time the next bus is due such as '0935' or it may show an expected waiting time such as '5 mins'.

Cheshire West Citizens Advice Bureau provides free, impartial advice and information on a range of issues. We can help with most problems from employment, benefits, housing and debt. Our advice is independent and completely confidential.
We deliver the aims and principles of Citizens Advice Bureau nationally by offering a comprehensive service of information, advice, advocacy and representation, and by working actively for change in the policies and practices of organisations that impact on the lives of our clients.

The Parish News is published by St Alban's Church as a service to our community. It is produced monthly (except January) and is delivered free of charge to all houses in Tattenhall and surrounding villages by a team of volunteers.
01829 770483 – Editor
01829 458267 – Advertising

Tattenhall forms part of the Chester South & Eddisbury parliamentary constituency.

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Tattenhall's local government services are mostly provided by Cheshire West and Chester Council.

Tattenhall ward councillor on Cheshire West and Chester Council

Information about agendas, minutes, meeting dates, parish councillors, along with their contact details, are available on the website.

Our vision is of a school in which Respect, Opportunity and Achievement can flourish.

Bishop Heber High School provides a safe and caring environment. All students have opportunities that are challenging and rewarding both within the classroom and the wider world.

With over 1300 students on the roll, Christleton High School is a highly successful school situated in the picturesque village of Christleton. Approximately three miles from the centre of Chester, the School serves a community of small villages and housing on the east side of the city.

Academic standards at the school are very high and frequently the highest in the region, thanks to highly motivated staff, children who wish to learn and parents who support them.

Our high standards are maintained by caring and creating a climate of trust and mutual support between all who work in the school, ensuring all students leave with qualifications and skills needed for a successful life.

The school has undergone a number of major refurbishments in the last five years to continually improve its excellent facilities for learning, most recently a new iResearch Centre opened in July 2012. It also has a large Leisure Centre, swimming pool and 3G pitch, which are jointly managed and available for use by students and staff during the day.

Sandy Bears is a small Nursery and a Pre-school, which is open 51 weeks of the year between the hours of 7.30am-6.00pm.
Please visit our website, Facebook page or call/email to request a FREE taster session

High quality nursery education led by our Nursery Teacher and her highly qualified, excellent Early Years staff, providing safe and Stimulating indoor and outdoor environments where all children can enjoy learning.

The school, which lies in the heart of the village, is home to over 200 children and provides Nursery education for all 3 year olds. It was rated Outstanding (Ofsted 2012).

Monday
10am – 1pm
Tuesday
2pm – 5pm
Wednesday
closed
Thursday
10am – 1pm
Friday
2pm – 5pm
Saturday
10am – 1pm

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