The children at Haslingfield School have been spending time during their art lessons working on a whole school mosaic project. Mosaic making is a very slow process and the children, led by local mosaic specialist, Terry Baker, have worked together every Tuesday afternoon since January.
It started with them all being encouraged to draw suggestions as to what they would like to include, on the subject of nature and the local natural environment. Trees, the local river and wild flowers were very popular so the panel was drawn out and the real work began!
Every child at school has contributed to the really terrific end result, and it is finally ready to berevealed!Read more
This Sunday, 1 June, Le Mouton Noir will be performing some beautiful choral music at All Saints’ Church, Haslingfield. The music will range from William Byrd to Vaughan Williams – all exploring themes of time, truth beauty and pleasure. Doors open at 5.30 pm. Concert starts at 6 pm.
If you haven’t bought your tickets yet, there are still some available here and at Haslingfield Village Shop: £10 adults/£5 children (under 5s free).
The concert will raise money for All Saints’ Church, Haslingfield, and for United Haslingfield Charities and is in memory of John Offord.
Sunday, June 15, 2025, 2:00 PM 4:00 PM:
Meet at the bottom of Quarry Lane at 2 pm
Haslingfield Quarry (or clunch pit) is one of only two sites recorded by the Wildlife Trust in the three counties of Beds, Northants and Cambs which are home to the rare Man Orchid. This relatively undisturbed chalk grassland, a County Wildlife Site, also boasts Bee Orchids, Twayblades, Common Spotted Orchids and Pyramidal Orchids, as well as many other native wildflowers.
This walk and talk by Parish Councillor Clive Blower, organised by the Haslingfield and Harlton Eco Group, includes historical information about the Quarry and nearby cottages and an optional climb to the top of Money Hill, with 360 degree panoramic views across the south of the county and north to the spires of Cambridge. For information on attire to be worn,Read more
Sunday 27th July, 10am–1pm
