Haslingfield Little Theatre wins two awards

Haslingfield Little Theatre, our local community theatre group, are proud to have won two prestigious awards at the NODA East District 4S Awards Ceremony in March: Best Drama for The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (May 2025);  Best Technical, for clever construction and wit throughout a new script, by Phil Chapman, for Around the World in Eighty Days (November 2025).

Their next show, on 14-16 May at Haslingfield Village Hall will be two comic plays: Read more

HVS Talk: Tuesday 14 April 2026

On Tuesday 14 April, Nicholas Branson will be giving a talk on Dragons In Paradise at 8.00 pm, at Haslingfield Village Hall. Please click here for more details.

Entry is £4, (free to HVS members and under 16s), and tea and coffee is also provided. 

Great British Spring Clean – Sunday, 22 March 2026

We would love if you would join us (accompanied children are especially welcome) for the

11th Great British Spring Clean.

Sunday 22nd March

Between the hours 10.00 am to 12 noon

From the Village Hall

 SCDC have supplied us with long reach litter pickers, and we will also have black plastic bags available on the day.

We are fortunate that many of you already ‘litter pick’ on a regular basis, so there may not be a great deal of litter to clear up on the day, but please feel free to do anything you can think of that would improve the look of the village, i.e. weeding or tidying.

Please do come along and help, even it is just for half an hour or so. Accompanied children are especially welcome. We look forward to seeing many of you!

Jenny Jullien

Chairman – Badcock Recreation Ground Trust

jenny.jullien@icloud.com   07450 910015

HVS Documentary Film with Q & A – Tuesday 17 March

On Tuesday 17 March, 8.00 pm, Haslingfield Village Hall, David Cottee of ‘Fulbourn Forum for Community Action’ and Nigel Kinnings, professional cameraman and filmmaker will be showing their film, Fugolburna: stream frequented by birds? The film will be followed by a Q & A session More details about the film can be found here.

Entry is £4, (free to HVS members and under 16s), and tea and coffee is also provided.