Food vans in the village this week

Food vans at the Haslingfield Village hall this week:
The carpark will likely be busy with the Panto on in the village hall. Take care as it is particularly dark nowadays also…
Thursday (21/11): not operating
Friday (22/11): La Biga
Saturday (23/11): no operating

Food vans in the village this week

The sun has returned and so will the food vans at the Haslingfield Village Hall carpark this week:
Thursday (14/11) : Steak and Honour burgers Pre orders
Friday (15/11): La Biga pizza
Saturday (16/11): Not operating
Local available options in alphabetical order: Harlton Hare and Hounds, House of Spice Cambridge, La Pergola, Mohak Cafe, Trumpington Meadows food van service.

Food vans in the village this week

Misty skies and damp air calls for heart warming flavours. At the Haslingfield Village Hall carpark this week:
Thursday (7/11): HK Hitwrap with a wonderful array of Hong Kong style foods cooked to order. Pre-order link
Friday (8/11): La Biga with a wide range of pizzas made to order.
Saturday (9/11): Not operating. Alternative local options in alphabetical order: Harlton Hare and Hounds, House of Spice, La Pergola, Mohak Cafe, Trumpington Meadows food vans @ the community square.

Food vans in the village this week

It’s half term, Halloween and nearly November already.  Food vans at the Haslingfield Village Hall carpark this week:
Thursday (31/10): Mo’s Charcoal. Enough said!
Friday (1/11): La Biga Pizza.
Saturday (2/11): Not operating.

Food vans in the village this week

Attention food lovers… great flavours are available at the Haslingfield Village Hall carpark this week (5-8pm) as the autumn hits.
Thursday (17/10): Tibetflavour , heart warming meals from the Himalyas.
Friday (18/10): La Biga , appetite filling meals from Italy.
Saturday (19/10): Pimp My Fish, sole (!) pleasing fish n chips and more!  Pre orders

TICKETS ON SALE: HASLINGFIELD LITTLE THEATRE PANTO

Tickets are now on sale for the Haslingfield Little Theatre panto, The Golden Goose by Philippa Smith: 21, 22 and 23 November, 7.30 pm at Haslingfield Village Hall, with a matinee performance at 2.00 pm on 23 November.
 
You can buy your tickets at: www.haslingfieldlittletheatre.co.uk at £13/£10 concessions (under 18s and 65+). No concessions on Saturday evening. There are also a few tickets available at Haslingfield Village Shop.

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HVS Talk: Matthew Boswell, Life in the Universe – 15 October

The next HVS Talk, Matthew Boswell, Life in the Universe, will take place next Tuesday 15 October at 8.00 pm at Haslingfield Village Hall. Matthew Boswell is Public Astronomer at the Cambridge Institute of Astronomy, and is no stranger to HVS, having talked to us on two previous occasions.

He has an outreach role with schools and local organisations, and will talk to us about the possibility of life elsewhere in the universe.

Members and 18 years and under are free.  £4.00 visitors.  Inclusive of refreshments.
More information about us and how to become a member at: www.haslingfieldvillagesociety.org.uk.

Food vans in the village this week

Crisp cold air in the mornings followed by warm-ish days… just like waking up in Katmandu?!  Food van schedule this week at the Haslingfield Village Hall carpark:
Thursday (19/9): Tibet Flavour debuts for the first time. Bringing fresh food flavours from the the himalayas! If you’ve not had Tibetan food before… must try it. The momos (dumplings) are particularly good as well as their curries.
Friday (20/9): La Biga’s great pizzas as always.
Saturday (21/9): Not operating.

Haslingfield Neighbourhood Plan – the next step. Fancy a cuppa?

The Big Conversation event in June started us talking about Haslingfield’s future. Now the Haslingfield Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group would like to invite you to a series of mini conversations over a cup of tea or coffee to delve deeper into some of the topics raised in June.

We are planning a series of these ‘tea parties’ to cover a range of topics over the coming months. These will be small, informal groups of people getting together to talk over specific issues with our neighbours. We’ll use the information we gather from these events to help shape the policies of our Neighbourhood Plan. This is an opportunity to find out more about real issues that the Neighbourhood Plan can address for our village – and a chance for you to be involved in making that happen.

The first three tea parties are listed below. Anyone is welcome to attend one or all of these events: Read more