Tarrington Parish Council – The closest tier of government to you

Your Parish council = The closest tier of government to you. The voice of local people.

Road Safety – Operation Snap. As part of Operation Snap, members of the public can report and submit digital footage showing potential traffic offences. Tarrington Parish Council urge you to support this initiative which aims to reduce speeding and dangerous driving in Tarrington. More information on this scheme and how to submit footage can be found at: Operation Snap

The next ordinary meeting of Tarrington Parish Council will be held on Monday the 9th November 2026 at 7.30 pm in LECH.

Information on parish meetings can be found by clicking on ‘The Parish’ tab above

Information on Public right of access to registered common land can be found within ‘Useful Information’ under the ‘Parish’ tab.

Become a parish Councillor and help make Tarrington a better place to live.

Are you interested in parish matters? Would you like to become part of local government? Would you like to be at the heart of local decision making? Do you want to support community projects? Do you want to create a better future for local residents?

Do You Want to Make a Difference?

We have two vacancies on Tarrington Parish Council, so if you’re interested in becoming a Parish Councillor please contact the Parish Clerk or speak to a Councillor. You must be at least 18 years old, a registered elector, and have been a resident or worked within 3 miles of the Parish for the last year.

For more information call the Clerk on 01531 670 139 or email clerk@tarrington-pc.gov.uk

Have you been affected by flooding?

Herefordshire Council’s flooding emergency page includes advice and support for ‘After a flood’, including all the latest official road closures and service updates.

The council is calling for people whose properties or businesses have been flooded recently to get in touch to report your experiences, to help the council and partners to minimise future impacts of flooding problems. Read more and to report any flooding on the Herefordshire Council News Page.

HFSV How Safe Are You? Free online home fire safety check

Age UK Warm Homes Information

Take Extra Care on Rural Roads

Herefordshire Council – Ditches and drainage in Herefordshire – who is responsible and how to get in touch Ditches and drainage – Your responsibilities

TARRINGTON WEATHER