6.30pm next Sunday (16th February 2014) at Haslingfield Methodist Church. Continue reading Faith to Live by Service
Open Meeting on Tuesday 25th March 2014 at 7.30pm at the Methodist Church Room. Continue reading Next WI Meeting
We are delighted to announce that we have received an award nomination from the National Operatic and Drama Association (NODA) for our November 2013 production, ALADDIN. The nomination is for Best Technical Award 2013 for the set and costumes; the winners will be announced at the end of April. You can see some photos from the show by clicking here.
The next show will be at 7.30pm on Friday 14th February 2014 in the Haslingfield Methodist Church Rooms (seats on the back row are going fast!) Admission is free. Running time 95min., Certificate PG and subtitles for the ‘Hard of Hearing’. Continue reading Film Club
On Sunday, 9 February 2014, these photos were taken along Haslingfield’s flooded riverbank: Continue reading A Walk along Haslingfield’s Flooded Riverbank
In All Saints Church, Saturday 8th February, 10 am to 12 noon.Many thanks to Brian Sewell, of River Farm, for information relating to his father. Arthur Sewell took an active part in the Great War, fighting at the Somme and at Ypres. He was awarded the Military Medal for bravery. He also took part in the famous Christmas Day football match between the Germans and British. He was later captured, but managed to escape. When he arrived home late at night he called out “Have you got a bed for a weary soldier?” It was the first his parents had heard of him since he had been posted missing years before.
If you have any stories about your family in the Great War, I would be delighted to hear from you, and with your permission will use extracts in our planned presentation on November 11th.
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Breaking Rules: Causes of Young People’s Crime. This talk will summarize findings about young people’s lives, and crimes, and crucially, demonstrate the nature of the coming together of individuals and their environments that is at the root of crime. The speaker is Beth Hardie, research Manager of PADS+ ( Peterborough Adolescent and Young Adult Development Study, based at Cam. Univ. ) and co-author of ‘Breaking the Rules’. This study was hailed as ‘among the most significant works in criminology in decades’. Beth Hardie lives in Haslingfield. Tues., 18th February 2014 in the Haslingfield Village Hall at 8:00 PM. ALL WELCOME. School age and Members free. Small charge for visitors.
Dear all,