Thank you to everyone who made a donation to the Foodbank when they came to the Strawberry Fayre. 4 boxes of food were taken to the Foodbank and they were very grateful for your support. At the moment they DON’T NEED soup, pasta or baked beans, but they would still like to receive Tea bags (40’s and 80’s), Tinned vegetables, meatand puddings, jam, granulated sugar and milk powder. They also said that toothbrushes and toothpaste were much appreciated. The need is still there, so please continue to help. Your donations can be left at the Village Shop, Methodist Church or Parish Church.
As all the toddler groups and preschools have closed down for the summer, we have decided to start a Stay and Play group. Babies, toddlers and pre-schoolers are welcome, as are their older siblings, although the toys will not necessarily be appropriate for older children.
Summer Owls will run on the following dates from 10am to 12pm at the Methodist Church. Please bring your own snacks and drinks, we are only asking for a contribution of £1 per family to cover the cost of renting the space – we are not expecting to make a profit from this, we just want to offer something for the local children to do. Please see the dates by clicking on Read More, below.Read more
A very big “Thank You” to everyone who contributed to the collection in Haslingfield and Harlton in June. A record amount of £1,619.61 was collected and a further £200.00 will be recouped by CamSight as a result of the kind people who Gift Aided their donations. In case you have any worries, CamSight WILL NOT contact you as a result of having your address!
We are extremely grateful to the friends who have knocked on your doors and collected the money. It’s not an easy job! Please click Read More below for more info.Read more
On 27, 28 and 29 November, we will be performing the panto, Jack and the Beanstalk. Tomorrow night, Thursday, 17 July, we will be reading through the script at 7.45 p.m. in Haslingfield Village Hall. (Auditions take place next Thursday 24 July – same time, same place).
We would love to see some new faces (as well as some old ones!), so if you think you may enjoy being part of this show – on stage or back stage, why not pop down to the Village Hall to find out what would be involved. No previous experience is necessary – just lots of enthusiasm!
A fantail dove (similar to the one in this photo) has been spotted over the last two days in New Road, Haslingfield. He is ringed and fairly tame, is probably local and has possibly escaped from an aviary. If he belongs to you, or you know of one missing, please ring 01223 870510 or email disyridg@gmail.com. Thank you.
This little dog was seen running around The Elms, Haslingfield at 11.30 am this morning without a collar. Does he belong to you? Do you know who he belongs to? If so, please email Amanda at: y.hourmand@virgin.net, giving your telephone number. Thanks.
Collectors will be calling on every house in Haslingfield and Harlton during June asking for a donation for the work of CamSight. CamSight is a local charity that offers help in a variety of different ways to visually-impaired people. Please click Read More below for more info: Read more
The Haslingfield Village Web Team are looking for Haslingfield resident to join the team. Could it be you? Maybe you have technical HTML knowledge, know many people in the village, or are just looking for a new challenge. To find out more, just contact one of the following web team members:
On 27, 28 and 29 November, we will be performing the panto, Jack and the Beanstalk. Are you interested in being part of the show? If so, we are inviting you to come along to the Read-Through on Thursday 17 July, followed by Auditions the following Thursday 24 July. Both events will be in Haslingfield Village Hall at 7.45 p.m. for an 8.00 p.m. start. Read more
The last few tickets are selling fast, so there are now NO tickets available on the door. If you haven’t bought a ticket yet, but would like to go, please ring Jan on (01223) 872007 to check availability for tonight’s and tomorrow night’s performances. (7.45 pm in The Village Hall). Thank you.
We’ve just been told by our ticket lady, Jan, that there will be a number of tickets available on the door for performances of 84 Charing Cross Road, this Thursday 15th, Friday 16th and Saturday 17th at the Village Hall. Performances start at 7.45 pm, so do please make sure you arrive in plenty of time, if you’d like to buy a ticket in this way.
On 15, 16, 17 May at 19.45 in the Village Hall, we will be performing 84 Charing Cross Road for people in the village and further afield. We have been rehearsing hard since the beginning of February, and now everything we’ve been working on has come together. The set looks fantastic and if you click ‘Read More’ below, you’ll be able to see a few preview photos, which will give you a real flavour of the production.
If you’ve not bought your tickets yet, they are still available at £8 each / £5 concessions (no cons. Saturday) from Jan on: 01223 872007 or at jan.date@btinternet.com and from Haslingfield Village Shop and Country Kitchen. Hope you can make it! Read more
Unfortunately due to a poor weather forecast, we have decided to postpone the Spring Celebration that was due to take place this Saturday 10 May. We will reschedule as soon as we can and will let you know. Thanks to everyone who offered their time and resources for the event.
Next week, Haslingfield Little Theatre will be performing 84Charing Cross Road, the wonderful, funny and moving play about the correspondence between a New York writer, in love with English literature, and her English bookseller.
Tickets are still available for Thursday 15th, Friday 16th, and Saturday 17th May at 7.45 p.m. in Haslingfield Village Hall. Come and see some great live theatre and marvel how our village hall stage has been transformed into a New York Apartment and a London Bookshop!
Thank you to everyone who made a donation to the Foodbank when they came to the Strawberry Fayre. 4 boxes of food were taken to the Foodbank and they were very grateful for your support. At the moment they DON’T NEED soup, pasta or baked beans, but they would still like to receive Tea bags (40’s and 80’s), Tinned vegetables, meat and puddings, jam, granulated sugar and milk powder. They also said that toothbrushes and toothpaste were much appreciated. The need is still there, so please continue to help. Your donations can be left at the Village Shop, Methodist Church or Parish Church.
