Cambridge Approaches is hosting an online update about East West Rail and how its construction will impact you in South Cambridgeshire.
Join us on March 26th at 8pm for a full briefing and discussion, as well as a talk from a Buckinghamshire councillor who has lived through EWR construction and knows the real impact.
Register for the Zoom session by visiting our website www.cambridgeapproaches.org.uk or on the QR code below. Read more
Thursday, 11 April, 7.30 pm. Free. On Zoom.
Reserve your space on Eventbrite here.
Join the Haslingfield and Harlton Eco Group, and other interested people from around the region, for this free, online talk about microgrids and their potential for community energy systems. Read more
Haslingfield’s very first Repair Café on February 18th at the Village Hall was a great success and got us featured on the front page of the Cambridgeshire Repair Cafe Network newsletter. We had a go at repairing 48 items – from a toy drone to an electric piano keyboard, from a broken bracelet to two shirts with frayed collars. Read more
The Haslingfield and Harlton Eco Group has entered its fourth year of existence and approved its latest report at its AGM on March 5th 2024. You can view the report, outlining all of the group’s activities over the past two years, on the About page of their website at https://www.hheco.co.uk.
Plastic, Packaging and Sustainability – the real truth
How can you really be sustainable in what you buy and eat? What is really going on in the world of plastics and packaging, and what you should be doing about all the plastic you are using? Everyone is very welcome to hear about this important issue.
Our speaker, Paul Earnshaw, leads the team that is responsible for implementing the packaging strategy for the Tesco Packaged Food Divisions, Non-Food Divisions and coordination with the rest of the Tesco Group. Read more
Due to the ongoing work in All Saints’ Church, tomorrow’s Village Mothering Sunday Service with traditional posies will be held at Haslingfield Methodist Church at 9.30 am.
Please click here for All Saints’ Church Services for March 2024.
This is to let you know that Haslingfield Little Theatre have been unable to find directors for their May production, Two Coarse Plays on 16, 17 & 18 May 2024. This means that sadly the show will not go ahead and next week’s read-through and auditions on 12 & 15 February at Haslingfield Village Hall have been cancelled.
For more details, please click here.
Please click here for All Saints’ Church Services for the rest of February 2024.
It is just over a week until Top Gun Maverick (12A) at Haslingfield Village Hall at 7.30pm on Saturday Feb 3rd with full bar and snacks. Registration is available here (to give us an idea of numbers): https://shorturl.at/rEMX0
Haslingfield Village Society still have tickets available for the Storytelling presentation from Hugh Lupton Psalms from the Horse’s Mouth at Haslingfield Village Hall on Saturday, 10 February.
Doors open at 6.30 p.m. for a 7 p.m. start. There will be interval food provided.
Tickets are £15 each. Contact: Maria Stringer: stringerhasfield@aol.com
or Mike Hendy: m.hendy189@btinternet.com
Please state if you would like a vegetarian option.
Open to Everyone – don’t miss out on the fun:
Sponsored by the Haslingfield Village Society
A talk by Pete Spence: resident of Haslingfield, a husband and father. His day job is a project manager in the aerospace industry, but his real passion is bread making. Pete will speak about where bread was originated and in what forms across the world throughout history. He will discuss how industrialisation changed bread for the worse. His talk will touch on bread making techniques, the gut microbiome, and how we can stand up against giant conglomerates in the food industry. Haslingfield Village Society. Tuesday, 20th February, 8.00pm, Haslingfield Village Hall
All welcome. Members and youngsters 16 and under are free. £2.50 visitors, which includes refreshments