The next Film Club evening we will be at 7.30pm on Friday 12th April in Haslingfield Methodist Church. Admission is free. Running time c.100 min. Break for tea/coffee and biscuits half way through. Collection to cover refreshments and use of room.
For copyright reasons we cannot advertise the film in C&V and on the village notice boards in the usual way, but we can invite friends. If you or your friends would like to be included in the circulation emails, please let me know on Phildale48@aol.com
From this Sunday (17th March) Haslingfield’s Village Shop will be open until noon ervery Sunday. Also, in a recent price survey, it came out a little bit cheaper than shopping at Tesco’s. Read more
The 2013 season fixtures have been published, and what an interesting season it promises to be. A new league structure sees us in Div 2 South, along with 17 other clubs. Read more
In the last of this series on Nora Cannell’s ‘Memories of a Haslingfield Childhood’, we look at a few of the places that meant so much to her. A full text of the Memories is available on the web site. Read more
Climbing Chapel Hill. All Saints Church, Haslingfield, and the Ryle Telescope in the background.
The Cambridge Cyclists’ Touring Club (CTC) organise many group cycle rides during the year which occasionally pass through Haslingfield. This Thursday 28th Feb morning the meeting starts at Haslingfield Green:
Thursday 28th Feb: Thursday ride (moderate, 50-60 miles) Meet at 9.30am at Haslingfield Green. Coffee is at Malton Golf Club. Lunch is at Sandy, Gunn’s Cafe. Leader: Edward Elmer (01223 575265).
You don’t have to be a member of CTC to try us out. Non-members should print out and complete a guest entry form and give it to the ride leader at the start of the ride.
South Cambridgeshire District Council (SCDC) is proposing a new type of solution to meet the transport needs of our rural community. Demand Responsive Transport (DRT) is ideal for people living in rural areas with limited or no access to conventional public transport. Think of it as a mini-bus-on-demand service which aims to take passengers to locations where they can access other transport services. Read more
The next film club meeting will be at will be at 7.30pm on Friday 8th March 2013 in Haslingfield Methodist Church. Admission is free. Running time c.117 min. Certificate 15+. Break for tea/coffee and biscuits half way through. Collection to cover refreshments and use of the room. Read more
The next Film Club evening we will be at 7.30pm on Friday 12th April in Haslingfield Methodist Church. Admission is free. Running time c.100 min. Break for tea/coffee and biscuits half way through. Collection to cover refreshments and use of room.
Country Kitchen will open on Saturday the 6 April, supplying fresh meat, fruit, vegetables and many other deli delights!
South Cambridgeshire District Council (SCDC) is proposing a new type of solution to meet the transport needs of our rural community. Demand Responsive Transport (DRT) is ideal for people living in rural areas with limited or no access to conventional public transport. Think of it as a mini-bus-on-demand service which aims to take passengers to locations where they can access other transport services.