Welcome to Tarporley War Memorial Hospital your local community hospital

Tarporley War Memorial Hospital has a wealth of history since it first opened its doors as a memorial to the dead of the first world war. Since then although it has undergone many changes the core principles of the hospital remain the same.

Today the hospital specialises in the rehabilitation of the elderly, intermediate care and supporting terminally ill and palliative patients. We also have a day care facility, mini minor injuries and a range of out patient activities – see our services page. We are an independent charitable Trust Hospital working closely with the NHS. We aim to provide a comprehensive range of high quality health care services to the people of Tarporley and the surrounding areas.

The Hospital is funded by:

• A grant from Western Cheshire Primary Care Trust
• Voluntary contributions from patients
• Charitable donations, legacies and deeds of covenant
• Numerous fund raising events (organised by Tarporley Hospital League of Friends)

All the staff here are friendly and caring and the multi disciplinary team is constantly growing. To find out more information on the hospital please use our contact us page.

We look forward to welcoming you.

Claire Ellams

Hospital Sister

Charity No: 700336 | Company Reg No: 02213003 

The Tarporley War Memorial Hospital League of Friends held a Fashion Show at Tarporley Community Centre on Friday 9 March 2012.

Carol Oldknow owner of Imagination in Tarvin kindly agreed to provide the ladies fashions, commentary and dressers for the evening.

The models consisted of staff, League of Friend members and family members.

A sell out - the night kicked off with a glass of bubbly just to get the audience in the mood, and to give the models dutch courage. None of the ladies had ever modelled before and were given a crash course in how to negotiate the catwalk before the event. Despite this the ladies all did a sterling job and the fashions provided for the evening were beautiful and very well received by the audience.

During the interval tea, coffee and wonderful home made cakes were served, and there was an array of side stalls selling shoes, handbags, scarves and jewellery all of which did a roaring trade.

It was a fantastic evening thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended, and the League of Friends would like to convey their grateful thanks to all who participated and helped with the event, and a very special thanks to all of those who came in support of the hospital.