Docwra’s Manor Garden, Shepreth, on Thursday 23rd July 2015
Faith Raven has kindly made arrangements for us to visit out of normal opening hours. It is well worth taking the opportunity to see this delightful garden, in its historic setting.
Gardens of Great Beauty: Kyoto, Japan is the subjects of the talk by George Thorpe, a retired Head Gardener of Trinity College. Tuesday 21st April 2015 at 8.00pm in the Village Hall. Read more
Don’t miss this concert by the unique ‘SongCycle’ all singing, all cycling male voice quartet. 7.30pm in All Saints Church, Haslingfield on Saturday 9th May, 2015. Music from Bach to the Beatles and Billy Joel. Tickets: £10.00 (incl. interval refreshments) from The Village shop or at the door.
Enquiries: José Hopkins, 01223 872190 Read more
Discovering Limehouse and the Isle of Dogs
Another guided walk in London with historian Andrew Davies
on Saturday 3rd October 2015 Read more
Services for April 2015 Read more
Easter breakfast egg hunt poster
Services for March 2015
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NEXT CONCERTSaturday 14th March at 7.30pm
All Saints’ Church, Haslingfield
NOTE because of a clash of bookings on the 6th March, there will not be a Film Club in March. The next meeting will be at 7.30pm on Friday 10th April 2015.
Saturday 7 March, 10 am – 12 noon in the church servery. Cakes, bric-a-brac, book stalls. Everyone is welcome to join us.
Christine Tod
Cambridge Dial-a-Ride is a charitable organisation which provides transport for groups and individuals who otherwise have difficulty accessing public transport. It offers this service on week days in the City of Cambridge and surrounding villages, including Haslingfield. We are asking for your help in recommending us for a small grant. Read more
Ecumenical Service at Haslingfield Methodist Church, Friday 6 March at 6.30 am. The service has been written by women of the Bahamas. Everyone is invited to join us, including the men!
Refreshments will follow the service
Excavating Haslingfield: Bronze Age to the Iron Age, Romans to late Medieval, the 18th c. Where did all the people live? Michael Coles, our local archaeologist, will talk about the results of much field walking and the 24 digs of 2013. The resultant archaeology will help explain where the people of ‘Haslingfield’ lived and what they did for the last 3500 years.
17th March 2015, 8 PM, The Village Hall. Everyone welcome: members and children free, small charge for non-members.
