Amber MET Office weather warnings – possible bin service disruption advance warning

Written by Ron on . Posted in News

The MET Office has issued a severe weather warning for possible snow this evening and for the next two days.

Some information has been posted on our website here to let people know in advance that blue and black bins will be prioritised over green if the crews are not able to complete all the rounds.

Additionally, more information will be posted on www.scambs.gov.uk/bin-collection-service-announcements when the team are aware how the weather is impacting them.

Wednesday 21st – Forcewide Crime Prevention Event

Written by Teresa Harrold NHWS on . Posted in News

Next Wednesday, February 21 we will be hosting 24 hours of crime prevention activities across the county covering bike theft, purse dipping, vehicle crime and dwelling burglary. We will also have a range of security products for sale at cost price and will also be offering to security mark property.
The awareness day, the force’s biggest ever crime prevention event, will involve around 8 Crime Prevention Officers, 40 Police Officers, 80 PCSOs and 12 Special Constables, as well as our police cadets. Those involved will be split into teams to focus on particular crime types. Lee Hurley (7293) Online Communities PCSO
To find out what is going on in your area, visit http://ow.ly/rgam30ipJBL

 

FOODBANK DONATIONS

Written by Amanda on . Posted in News

A massive “Thank you” to everyone who supported the Foodbank in 2017, and especially those who brought so many wonderful Christmas treats along to the Charity Fair and the Village Shop.

As the gap between the “haves” and the “have nots” has increased and the need for Foodbanks is as important as ever, there will continue to be collection points at the Village Shop (where we really appreciate their support) and the Methodist Church this year. Read more

Xmas at the Little Rose

Written by William on . Posted in News, Pub News, Social

Little Rose Inside

Little Rose Inside


The Little Rose Pub has many events taking place over Christmas. Most are listed in the events calendar. Listing them all here:-
Wednesday 20th December: Christmas Bingo Night from 8pm.
Friday 22nd December: Melody Beats Play Live and Free from 8.30pm.
Christmas Eve: Free Jukebox and Pool
Christmas Day: Pub Open from Noon-3pm
Boxing Day: Pub Open from Noon-11pm
Friday 29th December: Christmas Quiz Night from 8pm
New Year’s Eve: FREE Disco from 8.30pm until very late.

Carol Singing This Friday

Written by William on . Posted in Faith, Methodist News, News, Pub News, Social

This year’s Carol Singing around Haslingfield takes place this Friday 15th December. Anyone can join in at any point and leave again at any point and they will finish up at the Little Rose pub. They will meet at Wisbey’s Yard for 6:30pm and sing a few carols there. At 6:45pm – leave Wisbey’s Yard and walk straight to The Elms. Sing around The Elms. Then at 7:15pm(ish), they will move to the green in the middle of Chestnut Close. The about 7:30/7:45pm Head to the Little Rose. If they’re ahead of schedule they may also sing in Badcock Road. Read more

THIS SATURDAY: Haslingfield Methodist Church Charity Fair – 18th November,11am-2.30pm

Written by Amanda on . Posted in Methodist Church, News

The Haslingfield Methodist Church Charity Fair will be taking place this Saturday 18th November from 11 am – 2.30 pm. 18 National and Local charities will be having stalls where you can buy your Christmas cards, books, baubles, preserves , gifts, plants etc.  3 of these charities are new to our fair. Click stalls – 2017 for details. During the day, delicious homemade food will be available, including light lunches. Something for everyone!  

A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO DO SOME EARLY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING WHILE FINDING OUT ABOUT THE GREAT WORK DONE BY THESE CHARITIES. Read more

Fireworks Pix

Written by William on . Posted in News, Social

Fireworks 2017

Fireworks 2017


Pictures of last night’s (Saturday 4th November 2017) village fireworks display taken by village resident Doug Thompson.