Haslingfield Colts Under 12’s Football team keep their 100% record in all matches this season by winning away at Longstanton.
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“Back to the Land Girls” this Friday – Tickets Available!
Once again, we are delighted to collaborate with South Cambridgeshire’s ACT (Arts in Cambridge on Tour) to bring “Back to the Land Girls” by Bad Apple Theatre Company to Haslingfield Village Hall at 7.45 p.m. this Friday 14 October. Continue reading “Back to the Land Girls” this Friday – Tickets Available!
Education and Schools – is there a Christian view?
The speaker at our next Faith To Live By service will be Stephen Munday the Executive Principal of Comberton Village College. This will be at Haslingfield Methodist Church at 6.30pm on Sunday 9th October 2011.
Continue reading Education and Schools – is there a Christian view?
Revised agenda for Parish Council Meeting 10th October 2011
Colts Thro to Cup Second Round
Haslingfield Colts won 5-1 away at Steeple Bumpstead in the first round of the League Cup on Saturday 1st October 2011. It’s the first time the Colts have ever won a cup game. This all happend after they went one-nil down. Here are the match stats:- Continue reading Colts Thro to Cup Second Round
At the Little Rose
Don’t miss Steak Night
Friday 7th October, phone 01223 870618
Colts win Cup Game
Haslingfield Colts Under 12’s Football team won their first round game in the League Cup 5-1 away at Steeple Bumpstead on Saturday 1st October. Here’s a link to the Colts Cup Win for more details
Cambridge Police: Please Keep Vigilant
Yesterday afternoon (Wednesday 28th) a burglary to a home in Ermine Way, Arrington occurred at around 3.50pm. A white male and a black male were seen to run away from the premises across fields. Continue reading Cambridge Police: Please Keep Vigilant
Puffins Half Term Play Scheme
Half Term Holiday Play Scheme at Orwell Continue reading Puffins Half Term Play Scheme
Registering at Haslingfield School, 1873-1900
Registration at Haslingfield School prior to 1900 seems to have been a somewhat haphazard arrangement. Firstly, the Head was required to record the date of registration. Continue reading Registering at Haslingfield School, 1873-1900