During the road works on Church Street, the number 75 bus cannot access the normal route (via New Road), so is instead coming down Barrington hill then turning left and then left again towards Harlton.
A2B (the bus company) suggests that passengers use the bus stops outside the Mohak Cafe (opposite the church) and also at the junction of Church Street and Harlton Road.
A2B has been assured that, as the roadworks move steadily down Barton Road, the number 75 bus will be able to access the New Road loop again.
Food vans at Haslingfield Village Hall (5pm – 8pm) this week:
Friday (6/2) – La Biga Pizza (pre-order 07782 957776)
Saturday (7/2) – Purple Pepper
The road closures across Haslingfield and Harlton are having an effect on traffic flow and access to the village hall depending on the direction from which you come. Pre-order highly recommended to avoid delays etc.
On Tuesday 17 February, Peter Hains will be presenting his talk on Rupert Brooke 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.
Haslingfield Little Theatre are delighted to be hosting the award-winning Festival Players at Haslingfield Village Hall at 7.30 pm on Saturday 28 February.
Heroes & Villains, a musical revue, includes songs of triumph and treachery from your favourite musicals, including Hamilton, Les Miserables, Matilda, and many more. The Hall will be arranged with café style tables and there will also be a licenced bar.
Come and see us at the Market this Sunday, the market will be operational from 10.00 am to 1.00 pm. There will be a wide range of stalls available selling a variety of products, and the all-important refreshments, French food in the hall and a food truck in the carpark. Read more
Haslingfield Little Theatre’s next show will comprise two one-act comedies: Trapped by Michael Green and The Real Inspector Hound by Tom Stoppard. They will be performed on 15-16 May 2026 at Haslingfield Village Hall.
If you are interested in being involved, either on-stage or as part of the Production Team, do come along to the Script Read-Through on Monday 16 February and/or Auditions on Thursday 26 February – both at Haslingfield Village Hall at 7.30 pm – you will receive a very warm welcome! And, you’ll find out more about the plays and how you can be involved here.
Free event at Haslingfield Village Hall on 8 February, 2026, 7-9.30 pm
H&H Eco Group has joined non-profit community benefit society Cambridge Retrofit Hub to offer this free event on solutions to keeping your home warm and lowering your energy bills.
Free advice on everything from free DIY solutions to first steps to full home makeovers, plus meet some local champions who can help you find out where your home is losing heat! More details here. Book your free place here. Everyone is welcome – you don’t have to be a Haslingfield/Harlton resident.
Next Tuesday, 13 January, Haslingfield Little Theatre will be presenting A History of Haslingfield Little Theatre at 8.00 pm, at Haslingfield Village Hall.
You’ll find out about some of their ups & downs, triumphs & disasters and much more! Plus, photos and posters will be on display, together with a selection of costumes and props.
Entry is £4, (free to HVS members and under 16s), and tea and coffee is also provided. Please click here for more details.
During the road works on Church Street, the number 75 bus cannot access the normal route (via New Road), so is instead coming down Barrington hill then turning left and then left again towards Harlton.
