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There are two shops, a restaurant, a pub, and a village club. Little St. Mary's is Tatsfield's local church, which for many years has played host to a dual congregation of Roman Catholics and Anglicans. This small Norman church sits atop of the rolling hills of the North Downs, and is a favoured resting point for hikers in the Summer months during which the church puts on tea and cakes in the hall on Sundays. The Village Hall is the focal point for a number of clubs and societies, such as the Tatsfield Table Tennis Club and the Not So Young Club.
Tatsfield's new school next to the Village Hall opened at the beginning of the summer term of 2010.
A tourist attraction is Beaver Water World, a zoo which in addition to beavers exhibits reptiles and birds. Until its death in 2006, the most famous of these cold-blooded residents was an alligator called Big Boy, which appeared in the James Bond film Live and Let Die.
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