Thanksgiving for Marriage
The Parish Church invites you to a service of Thanksgiving for Marriage on Sunday June 15th at 10.30am. We also want to thank Christine Tod for a faithful ministry of over 40 years of preparing flowers in the church for weddings.
For those of you who wish, there will be an opportunity to make a quiet renewal of your marriage vows. This invitation is for all – whether you are married or not and whether you were married in our village church or not. Please bring a wedding photo or even an album so we can put them out on tables for other to see while we enjoy appropriate refreshment.
All Saints Church Haslingfield
Services for June 2014
GREAT HASLINGFIELD BAKE OFF
Don’t miss the fun
on Wellhouse Meadow (off the village green) on Saturday 7 June 2014, starting 11:30 am Read more
New Manager at the Pub
From today (Wednesday 28th May) the Little Rose pub has a new manager, James McEwan. James has taken over from Alison and Steven James, and the pub is still being run by MetroInns Ltd. The company took over the tenancy of The Little Rose in September last year in a temporary deal with Greene King. James will be running the pub until its future is confirmed.
If you want to help to keep Haslingfield’s only pub open, then email keith@murraysouthwell.plus.com and he’ll bring you upto date with plans that are being formulated by a group of village residents. Read more
MUSIC FOR A JUNE EVENING
All Saints’ Haslingfield
ANNE PAGE (organ) plays works by Buxtehude, Bach, Scheidemann, Bull, Handel
and the virtuoso work ‘Variations on God Save the Emperor’ by E.T. Chipp.
Sunday 15 June 7.30 pm.
Tickets £10 from the Village Shop or 01223 872190.
Wine available during the interval.
Parish Council Minutes 12th May
Holiday Club for Children
A Holiday Club for Primary Aged Children will be held at the Methodist Church from May 26th to 30th (mornings only) and led by John Hardwick an experienced leader, and entitled: ‘Cops and Robbers’ based on the story of Joseph. Anyone who is willing to help for all or part of the week, Please contact Elsie or Phyllis Salmon at the Methodist Church.
Next Village Society Talk
A WONDERFUL PLACE TO SHOP!: Many will remember Eaden Lilley Department Store in Cambridge and other places. Mr.Eaden Lilley, himself, is the Tues. May 20 speaker at the Haslingfield Village Society, Village Hall. 8 pm. “From the birth to death of a family department store, 1676 to 2009. Your opportunity to learn about the history of W. Eaden Lilley & Co. Ltd from its inception to its demise. Read more
Pop-Up Street Food Event at Country Kitchen, Haslingfield.
We are delighted to have Steak & Honour grace our premises on Thursday 22nd May, 4.30-8pm. They will be serving proper burgers made with local produce and a vegetarian option is also available, so please look out for their famous bright red Citroen H van. Please come and join us.
NO TICKETS AVAILABLE ON DOOR – 84 Charing Cross Road
The last few tickets are selling fast, so there are now NO tickets available on the door. If you haven’t bought a ticket yet, but would like to go, please ring Jan on (01223) 872007 to check availability for tonight’s and tomorrow night’s performances. (7.45 pm in The Village Hall). Thank you.
MUSIC FOR A MAY EVENING
All Saints’ Haslingfield
Saturday 17 May, 7.30 pm
HAZEL BROOKS (violin and baroque violin) and ROBIN WALKER (organ) perform works by Vivaldi, Handel, Schmelzer, Samuel Wesley, Gläser, Pärt and Rheinberger.
£10 Tickets from the Village Shop or 01223 872190. Refreshments in the interval. Read more
TICKETS ON DOOR – 84 Charing Cross Road
We’ve just been told by our ticket lady, Jan, that there will be a number of tickets available on the door for performances of 84 Charing Cross Road, this Thursday 15th, Friday 16th and Saturday 17th at the Village Hall. Performances start at 7.45 pm, so do please make sure you arrive in plenty of time, if you’d like to buy a ticket in this way.
Parish Council Newsletter
HASLINGFIELD PARISH COUNCIL NEWSLETTER MAY 2014
The Annual Parish Meeting will be held on Monday May 19th at 7.30pm in the Village Hall. The business of the evening will be followed by a talk by Peter Laws, Head of the Lower School at Comberton Village College