All Saints’ are delighted to announce that we will soon be installing new comfortable and warm chairs in the Nave of the church to replace all our Victorian pews. The 21 medieval pews, 3 ceremonial medieval chairs and 9 Victorian children’s pews that are in the church will be retained. Ten of the longest pews will be lovingly shortened and restored to match the short ones already in the aisles. Read more
Saturday 8th August 2015, Well House Meadow, 10.00am ’til noon.
See inside the historic bake house, browse the Village Archive of old photographs and documents, and get a feel for how Haslingfolk used to live.
OASIS, the holiday at home for seniors, met again on 28, 29 and 30 July. About 50 people came this year and it was great fun. We had feature talks and quizzes, and each day ended with a tasty lunch. Activities included solving mysteries a la Sherlock Holmes, singing, painting, craft making (some fine wooden boxes), poetry, meditating, chairobics, enjoying the Sayers’ model railway in their back garden – and a highlight: baking scones in the Wellhouse Meadow Bakery. Read more
Saturday 13th June 2015, Well House Meadow, 10.00am ’til noon.
See inside the historic bake house, get a feel for how Haslingfolk used to live and browse the Village Archive of old photographs and documents.
Oasis Holiday at Home for Seniors is to be held again this year at the Methodist Church, Tuesday 28th to Thursday 30th July. As before there will be a full range of activities and interests, so please spread the word and make a note in your diaries. Watch this space for further information. Contacts Rev Becca 817805 & Rev Judy 262072
Click ‘Read More’ to see the poster for our next concert on 18 July. Proceeds after
expenses will be given to MACS (Malawi Association for Christian
Support) to help towards building a new teacher’s house at Magomero in Malawi, a village with which All Saints’ Church Church has a link. Read more
The next film Club meeting will be at 7.30pm on Friday 22nd May, 2015 in the Methodist rooms. Running time is 89min., Certificate: U, and we will break for refreshments half way through.
Tuesday 19th May 2015 at 8.00pm in the Village Hall
After a short Annual General Meeting, Mike Petty will talk about the life of James Reynolds Withers, the Cambridgeshire Hedge-side Poet (1812 – 1892). Mike Petty has been helping people research Cambridgeshire for 50 years. He has a daily “Looking Back” column in the Cambridge News, and a weekly “Memories” page. Read more
Repairs and Servicing: road racer/commuter/mountain/extreme sport/all child & adult bikes. Village references available. Will Gapper, 21 Church Street, will.gapper1242@gmail.com 0753 0620 214 Please telephone to arrange a convenient time to drop bikes in.