1086
֍ Domesday Survey – Tarbock cited as ‘Torboc’
1150
֍ Parish granted to Henry II
1207
֍ Richard de Torbock granted the manor
1611
֍ Manor sold to Thomas Sutton
1614
֍ Manor sold for £10,500 to Sir Richard Molyneux of Sefton Hall
1684
֍ Death of William Webster, who bequests money for the poor of the parish which becomes known as Webster’s Dole
1726
֍ Turnpike Trust opens road between Liverpool and Warrington via Tarbock
1769
֍ Earl of Sefton conducts a survey into his estates
1798
֍ Sale of property belonging to William Philip Molyneux, 2nd Earl of Sefton, including Tarbock Hall and manor
1838
֍ Hoard of 3rd Century (Roman) coins found on a local farm
֍ ‘Farmers Rest Lodge’ established, holding regular meetings at the Brick Wall Inn
1839
֍ Tarbock Chapel demolished due to the building of a Chapel of Ease at Halewood
1847
֍ Tarbock Tithe Map and Apportionment Schedule completed
1866
֍ Tenants provide an illuminated address to the Earl of Sefton to celebrate his forthcoming marriage
1879
֍ Cocoa Room opens on Cronton Road, near the junction with Whitefield Lane
1884
֍ Post Office and smithy rebuilt on Greensbridge Lane
1894
֍ Tarbock becomes part of the newly formed Prescot Rural District Council, renamed the Whiston Rural District Council the following year
1906
֍ Former Cocoa Room building, Cronton Road, taken over by Liverpool City Mission
1915
֍ First coal raised from Hulton Colliery (later renamed Cronton Colliery)
1926
֍ Sale of Tarbock Estate by public auction at the Hare and Hounds Hotel
1931
֍ Wooden church hall built at Tarbock Green
1940
֍ New Brick Wall Inn completed, built behind the original which was demolished shortly after
1974
֍ Local government re-organisation – Tarbock becomes part of the new Metropolitan Borough of Knowsley
1983
֍ Tarbock Village Hall opens on Netherley Road – 26th November 1983
2005
֍ Appraisal of both Tarbock Village and Tarbock Green Conservation Areas completed
2008
֍ Tarbock Island completed linking M62 (at Junction 6), M57 (at Junction 1), A5080, A5300 and Windy Arbor Road
2014
֍ Tarbock Parish Council abolished
2015
֍ New slip road opened on A5300 Knowsley Expressway as it meets A562 to ease traffic congestion – January 2015
2018
֍ Plans approved for a major development off Cronton Road including a new Aldi supermarket
2019
֍ Highways work begins on the new development off Cronton Road and Coppice Lane
2020
֍ New Aldi supermarket opens on Coppice Lane – 10th September 2020
֍ New traffic lights at the intersection of Cronton Road, Wilson Road and Coppice Lane come into operation, easing what was once a congested junction – September 2020
֍ The whole year 2020 was dominated by the Coronavirus COVID-19. Working from home or being on furlough became the new normal, together with social distancing measures and the wearing of face coverings
