Next working party will be on Sunday 14th May at 14.00. We have decided to walk the footpaths of the village, armed with secateurs. We will meet at the Pavilion to start our walk. All villagers are welcome to join us, with children too.
Please contact Jay Cole 870688 or jaythevamper@btinternet.com for further details. Many thanks to the hardworking volunteers, and those who provide refreshments along the way – an unexpected bonus of the work. Read more
Maundy Thursday Service at 7.30pm led by Revd Dr Michael Wilson
The Gurkha Welfare Trust is the leading Gurkha charity. The Trust aims to provide welfare to enable Gurkha ex-servicemen, their dependents and their communities to live with dignity, primarily in Nepal but increasingly in the UK and elsewhere. The welfare includes developmental, medical, financial and advisory aspects of life.
Speaker, Mike Thorp of Haslingfield, served with the Gurkha for over 12 years in the Far East, Cyprus and the UK, and is a founder member of the Gurkha Army Service Corps. The talk will be given in Haslingfield Village Hall on Tuesday, 18th April at 8:00PM, . Everyone is very welcome. Members and 16 and under free. Visitors £2.50 .
April 14th GOOD FRIDAY
Carrying the Cross
From Barton (1pm) via Haslingfield (2pm),
Harlton (2.45pm), Little Eversden (3.30pm),
to Great Eversden (4pm)
We shall meet in the Haslingfield Methodist Church Rooms. Admission is free. Running time 102 min. Certificate: 12+. We will break for tea, coffee and biscuits half way through. 
Services for April 2017This band of positive villagers has continued to work on the Well-house Meadow. We have secured all 20 fruit trees with rabbit guards, stakes and membranes to prevent weeds. In the autumn we hope to have a permanent sign made so that villagers can identify all the trees, and maybe a new seat. Meanwhile we have spent 4 sessions cutting the ivy on the Tudor wall, and you can now see our beautiful and historic wall in all its glory. Read more
The next Concert will be on Saturday 25th March 2017 at 7.30pm in All Saints Church, Haslingfield.
Tickets: £10, students £5, children free
( from The Village Shop or at the door).
Enquiries: Kate Dickens 872088
ALL SAINTS’ Church, HASLINGFIELD, Saturday 8 April 7.30pm
RICHARD GOWERS, Kings College, Cambridge
Admission £10 on the door
Faith To Live By service, Sunday 12th March 2017 at 6.30pm‘A THEORY OF ACCESS: WHO DO WE STILL DISABLE FROM ACCESSING GOD?’
Guest speaker Rebekah Blyth
You will be pleased to know that the Nave Roof has finally been completed. After a much delayed start, with problems of all descriptions, we now have a beautiful new Cumbrian slate roof. The slates vary in length up the slope and also in width. As the tiler said, ‘It is like playing chess to lay a roof like this’. But to see the completed roof is to see a work of art, which is a real joy, and of which we can all be very proud. It also means of course that All Saints’ remains open as a place of worship and peace for the whole of the village community for years to come, and we can remain dry while using it!
Sunday the 12th March is our next environment working Party. I will be there from 1.30.
The next Film Club will be on Friday 10th March at 7.30pm. We shall meet in the Haslingfield Methodist Church Rooms. Admission is free. Film running time 102 min. Certificate: 12+. We will break for tea, coffee and biscuits, half way through.