Ships that bring hope to the despairing, healing to the damaged, and health to the ill are to be rejoiced in. We offer hope, health and healing to the world’s poor. Currently our hospital ship – “Africa Mercy” – is docked at Cameroon. Her mission there for 10 months is to carry out operations that could not otherwise be afforded by the people; on board they pay nothing. The teams of nurses, doctors, surgeons and other crew members from all over the world donate their time on the world’s largest non-governmental floating hospital, for free.
Haslingfield Village Hall, Tuesday 20th February 2018 at 8.00pm. Everyone is very welcome. Members and youngsters are free, Visitors £2. Enjoy a ‘cuppa’ and a chat in the interval.
Friday, February 16, 2018, 7:00 PM 10:00 PM, Haslingfield Methodist Church
As part of the city-wide Films for Our Future Festival, Pivotal, an arts organisation for sustainability, is screening this beautiful documentary about a young couple on a quest throughout Britain for a more satisfying and sustainable way of living. Discouraged by their urban lifestyles, Lily and Pete set out to discover other ways of living in the modern world. Their journey didn’t provide them with easy answers, but it did inspire them and introduce them to some of the new ways of thinking that may just change the way we all live and help to protect the planet.Read more
The next Film Club meeting will be held on Friday 9th February 2018 at 7.30pm and will show a film based on a true story: running time 114 min. Certificate: PG. We shall meet in Haslingfield Methodist Church Rooms. Admission is free. We break for tea, coffee and biscuits, half way through. ‘Hard of hearing’ subtitles will be used. Read more
The next Film Club meeting will be held on Friday 12th January 2018 at 7.30pm and will show a story of love that shook an empire
We shall meet in Haslingfield Methodist Church Rooms. Admission is free. Running time 106 min. Certificate: 12+. We break for tea, coffee and biscuits, half way through. ‘Hard of hearing’ subtitles will be used. Read more
Songs from the Shows
with a two-course meal. Seating at tables. Bring your own beverage.
Starring Haslingfield’s own Tiffany with backing group. Saturday, 17th February 2018. Haslingfield Village Hall. This event is sold out already. To put your name on the waiting list for returns contact Maria Stringer (01223 871256/ stringerhasfield@aol.com) . Tickets £14.
The next Film Club meeting will be held on Friday 8th December 2017 at 7.30pm. We shall meet in Haslingfield Methodist Church Rooms. Admission is free. Running time of the film is 97 min, Certificate: 12+. ‘Hard of hearing’ subtitles will be used. We break for tea, coffee and mince pies, half way through.
“Some Signs of Fire in Haslingfield”. The early fire insurance companies provided the only really effective fire fighting force in most of Britain’s towns and cities for nearly 200 years, longer than Local Authority Brigades have been in existence. Patrick Baldwin, Chairman of the Fire Mark Circle, explains what happened and shows examples of fire marks and plates. Haslingfield Village Society, Tuesday, 28th November, 8:00 PM Haslingfield Village Hall. Everyone welcome. Members and youngsters free. Visitors £2.50 .
Country Kitchen Christmas Cellar is now open for lovely festive giftware. Following the success of our Late night shopping evening on the 7 November, (with complimentary mulled wine, mince pies and sausage rolls) we will be hosting another event in the run-up to Christmas. Watch this space for details! In the meantime, please do come and see our wares, both in the cellar and the shop. We have a lovely selection of gift-ware, and will shortly be taking orders for locally sourced turkeys and gammons.
