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Mac window 3 JPGHASLINGFIELD WALKS IN THE STEPS OF ITS MISSIONARY BISHOP…

 All Saints’ Haslingfield has a fine memorial window to its missionary Bishop, Charles Mackenzie, who prior to his going out to Africa to help combat the slave trade and to help establish the church in what is now Malawi, walked out from Cambridge to Haslingfield on Sundays to help with services in the church.    The full story of his life can be found in the display inside the church, but there is now a link between Haslingfield and Magomero, the place where he established a base in 1861.   The Church in Haslingfield together with other parishes in the Mare Way Group has helped with renovation of the school buildings, and most recently with materials for the construction of a church building, which is nearly complete. Read more

Break-ins on the High Street 16-17th July.

For all you Haslingfield residents, there were two break-ins to garages on the High Street late on Tuesday 16th July to early on 17th July when bicycles and a motor bike were taken – if you noticed anything please contact the police.

Mixed Doubles Tennis Winners

Haslingfield Tennis Club held its annual Mixed Doubles tournament recently.  Six teams competed in perfect tennis weather.  The winners this year were Chris Chambers and Maria McElroy, who beat Alex Hopkins and Alix Robinson in the final.  Congratulations to Chris and Maria, and everyone who took part. Read more

Shiny New Bus Stops

New bus stops! (3)We are delighted to report some new bus stop signs and some timetables have been installed by Stagecoach. Not only in Haslingfield but along the route of the No. 27.

This demonstrates a certain degree of commitment to maintaining the service and who knows it might even improve!

However there are still Read more

HASLINGFIELD POST OFFICE

P1030564Owing to illness the Post Office opening hours will be 10.00 am to 2.00 pm, Monday to Friday, until further notice.   See the sign at The Village Shop for updates.

More Goode in the village

Eliza’s great-uncle, Reuben, married into a prosperous local farming family in 1814, when he took the hand of Phoebe Willmott. Tragically, all their four children died – Thomas died of tuberculosis in 1826, Elizabeth of the same disease in the following year, and Reuben junior and Daniel similarly in 1828. In 1831 Reuben senior died, also of TB, leaving Phoebe desolate and without a family. Read more

Latest Tennis Club News

The Tennis Club’s next tournament is the Mixed Doubles this Sunday 30th June.  If you’d like to take part, please come along to the courts shortly before 10:30am and partnerships will be formed by drawing names from a hat on the day.
Also, Congratulations to Gail Rutherford and Babs Hillas who won the Ladies Doubles Tournament last weekend!