Music in Quiet Places, a new and popular concert series, returns to All Saints’ Church this autumn. A young contemporary folk group, Tir Eolas will play inspired arrangements of traditional material including Irish, Swedish, Breton, Canadian, as well as their own lively folk-influenced pieces. The band is percussionist Ruairi Glasheen on bodhran, Pip Mercer on vocals and flute, guitarist Laura Snowden and violist Georgie Harris.
Now it is illegal to squat and it has become a criminal offence to do so, perhaps the law makers will make entry onto private land a similar offence. Heaven only knows how much it costs nationwide to evict these people and clear up the mess and filth many of them leave. Come on Mr Page, start the ball rolling in the Sunday Telegraph.
It is important for all Haslingfield residents to register for superfast broadband by 22nd September 2012.
For more details please visit: http://www.connectingcambridgeshire.co.uk/ where you can register.
New goals for Haslingfield Colts FC will be unveiled this Sunday just before Haslingfield play their first home league game of the new season. The match against Godmanchester kicks-off at 2pm on Haslingfield Village Recreation Ground and is part of the village’s Scarecrow Weekend Festival. Read more
Haslingfield Colts Under 13s Football Team have won two out of their 3 preseason friendlies. They lost their latest game against Royston Town Eagles 5-4. Here are the match stats… Read more
Haslingfield Colts Under 13s Football Team won their second game of the season, a friendly at home against Cambourne. Here are the match stats… Read more
We’ve just experienced our wettest summer since 1912, so I thought a review of the impact of rain on school life might provide a fitting end to the season. Read more
Haslingfield Colts Under 13s Football Team won their first game of the season, a friendly at home against Cottenham. Here are the match stats… Read more
