The pretty village of Tattingstone, Suffolk, sits some 6 miles south of Ipswich. It was split into two halves in the 1970s when the valley was flooded to make a 400-acre reservoir. There are three settlement areas. The main settlement includes St Mary's church, Tattingstone Park and a former workhouse which was used as a church hospital, this has now been redeveloped and is called Chedworth Place. Tattingstone Heath is a ribbon development, and the rest of the parish is linked by Lemons Hill bridge over the western end of Alton reservoir.
Latest News...
Not just a sad old telephone box
June 16, 2020
You may have noticed that the disused BT telephone box near Tattingstone White Horse has had a makeover in the last few weeks with a new coat of bright red paint and newly re-glazed glass panels. Find out more
Tattingstone – One Moment in Time
May 30, 2020
Living in the present Covid19 pandemic will put us more than ever into the history books. Read Jane Kirk - Village Recorder's reflection on current times.
OneLife Suffolk - We're open
May 18, 2020
We remain open during the Covid-19 outbreak as we have made provision for all our staff to be able to work safely.
James Cartlidge MP Covid-19 Announcement
April 17, 2020
Help from your MP during the Covid-19 outbreak.
Important Information: Coronavirus (COVID-19)
April 19, 2020
Events for your diary...
May 30, 2020
ALL EVENTS CURRENTLY POSTPONED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) OUTBREAK
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