Ole Ole, Ole Ole…feelin’ hot hot hot! The heatwave continues and there are some great options for you this week to keep the family fed and kitchen cool!
Thursday (15/6): No.77 Thai pop-up. Yes the famous No.77 Thai restaurant from Caxton is doing a popup for us. Menu can be found on the Facebook post.
Friday (16/6): La Biga. The pizza queens working in the heat for you.
Saturday (17/6): Pimp My Fish! After a short break, we welcome them back.
This is the best visualisation I have seen of what Chapel/Money Hill would look like during the construction of EWR. If we are lucky enough to get a cut and cover tunnel.
Two plots have recently become vacant on the Haslingfield Allotment: One is full sized plot in a recently developed area, has magnificent rhubarb plants, compost bin, water butt, and some black plastic covering part of it, so probably ready to be planted with only a little bit of work. Has fence & gate intact: £9(Haslingfield resident) £10 (non-Haslingfield resident) until end of year (October 2023). Half sized plot has gooseberries, currant bushes & raspberry canes, large raised bed, gate needs replacing, fence needs some work (£4.50/£5 to end of year). If interested, please contact haslingfield.allotment@gmail.com (and click Read More for more photos)
If you’re feeling like a holiday as we head towards the Bank Holiday Weekend, you’re in for a treat at the Haslingfield Village Hall this week!
Thursday (25/5): Calypso Grill & Bite. A pop-up with flavours from the Caribbean. Walk ups or pre-orders (please send pre-orders to 07388 147138). See photos on Facebook.
Friday (26/5): La Biga Pizza from the Queens of biga sourdough!
Saturday (27/5): Pull Me Cheri with their subs or dirty fries with pulled protein of your choosing
The Annual Parish Meeting will be held on Monday, 22 May at 7:30pm in Haslingfield Village Hall.
This meeting of the parish, rather than a Parish Council meeting. There will be a presentation the Haslingfield Allotment Gardeners’ Association (HAGA), refreshments from Little Owls and reports from the Chairman of the Parish Council, as well as the District and County Councillors. There will be an open forum at the end.
Haslingfield Little Theatre’s production is on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The carpark will be very full. Please take care when picking up your food van orders!
Meet at the bottom of Quarry Lane (back of Chestnut Close).
Haslingfield’s ancient clunch pit, used in medieval times for building materials for some of the colleges as well as All Saints Church, is now a rare chalk grassland rich in wildflowers, including at least four species of orchid. Join this guided walk, led by Clive Blower, which is part of the Cambridge Nature Festival (https://www.cambridgeppf.org/Event/cambridge-nature-festival) to learn more of the history of this special area and how to identify the orchids.
The Parish Council is pleased to report that we are now moving into the early stages of the build process.
We now need your help!
Would you like to have an input to the design and layout of the skatepark? Are there things you would like to see, or be incorporated within the design? Then now is your chance to get involved!
There will be a Design and Consultation session on Thursday 25th May 4-7pm in the Methodist Church. Members from the Parish Council and building contractors, Betongpark, will be there to share the current draft plans for the layout out (see image attached) and answer any questions you may have on details for the build.
The new skate park will be a huge asset to the community for many generations to come, so it’s very important to the Parish Council that we have an area that caters for all ages, abilities and will stand the test of time, so we’d really love to have your input.
Can you get used to the 4 day working week? May Bank holiday weekend behind us, now we head towards the King Charles Coronation holiday long weekend! At the Haslingfield Village hall this week to get you feeling like a king:
Thursday (4/5): HK Hitwrap with wonderful Hong Kong street food made to order. Pre orders recommended:
Friday (5/5): La Biga pizza lovingly made to order.
Saturday (6/5): Pig-Casso’s … back by popular demand to help you continue with Coronation celebrations …will there be a coronation burger?!
Ole Ole, Ole Ole…feelin’ hot hot hot! The heatwave continues and there are some great options for you this week to keep the family fed and kitchen cool!
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Two plots have recently become vacant on the Haslingfield Allotment:
The Annual Parish Meeting will be held on Monday, 22 May at 7:30pm in Haslingfield Village Hall.
The Parish Council is pleased to report that we are now moving into the early stages of the build process.
May Bank holiday weekend behind us, now we head towards the King Charles Coronation holiday long weekend! At the Haslingfield Village hall this week to get you feeling like a king: