We need you to be a Parish Councillor!

Do YOU want to make a real difference and get involved in the important issues in the village such as environment, playground and skatepark, speeding on Barton road, parking near the school, buildings and planning regulation and many other issues then become a Haslingfield Parish Councillor.
The Haslingfield Parish Council meets on the second Monday of each month at 19:30 in the Village Hall. If you are interested in becoming involved with running the parish and contributing to decision making which affects YOUR village please contact the Parish Clerk, Vicky Crowden on 07495 435029, email: Vicky Crowden or attend one of the monthly meetings and get a feeling as to what is involved. We are happy to answer any questions you may have.

We now only have 5 councillors (out of a compliment of 11) and are in real danger of becoming part of Harston parish if we cannot attract more councillors! With little time spent you can make a real difference!

New Road shed break-in

New Rd, Haslingfield – 30/07/2018 23:30 to 31/07/2018 06:00 – Crime Ref 35/18901/18 Unknown offender(s) have damaged the door to the shed to get in and have stolen tools.   If you have any information please contact the police on 101. Or if you wish to remain anonymous please call crime stoppers on 0800 555 111. Remember to report anything suspicious in your area on either 101 non-emergency number or 999 in an emergency. James Lynch PCSO, South Cambs

Haslingfield Speedwatch

In June our Speedwatch team was joined, for one session, by a PC with responsibility for casualty reduction in Cambridgeshire, the Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner for Cambridgeshire and the County Speedwatch Co-ordinator.
There are now 150 Speedwatch teams working throughout Cambridgeshire, each team returns their data on speeding vehicles directly to the Police. Session results are then actioned by the Police.
We were pleased to learn that the Police also use the combined data from County teams for a variety of purposes. Read more

Trespass – Chapel Hill, Haslingfield

Between 14:45 and 23:00 on Tuesday 19th June, offender(s) broke a lock securing a perimeter fence and once entry was gained a lock/handle was angle-grinded off of a metal cabin at the base of a telephone mast. It is unclear if entry was gained or if anything was stolen as the door locked on itself blocking staff access.

If you have any information, please contact the police on 101. Or if you wish to remain anonymous please call crime stoppers on 0800 555 111.

Remember to report anything suspicious in your area on either 101 non-emergency number or 999 in an emergency.

South Cambs Safer Neighbourhood Team