Haslingfield Little Theatre will be performing The Importance of Being Earnest tonight, 17 May, tomorrow, 18 May and Saturday 19 May, at 7.45 p.m. at Haslingfield Village Centre. There are still some tickets available from the Village Shop – Haslingfield at £8 each / £5 concessions (no concessions Saturday).
Haslingfield Colts Under 12s FC remain top, and unbeaten in their league, by winning their last home game of the season against Milton Colts. Here are the match stats:- Read more
The Village’s Allotment Group, HAGA. on Sunday 13 May from 1pm-3pm has organised the next working party to fill in ruts on perimeter track with rubble and clear remaining rubbish in ditch. All help greatly appreciated. More details are here.
Hear, ye! Hear,Ye! “Pickwick’s Cambridge Scrapbook” read by Mike Petty, with references to Haslingfield. Mike is an authority on Cambridge and the fenland and has won a national award for his lectures and articles. We know his talks as informative and amusing. Read more
There will be a meeting of Haslingfield Parish Council at the Methodist Chapel on Monday May 14th 2012 at 7.30pm for the purpose of transacting the following business. Members of the Public and Press are invited to address the Council at its Open Forum. Read more
The next film show will be at 7.30 on Friday 11th May 2012 in Haslingfield Methodist Church. Admission is free. Tea/Coffee half way through, collection to cover refreshments and facilities. Read more
Haslingfield Colts Under 12’s FC won against Comberton Crusaders to remain unbeaten in the league all season and cement their championship title. Here are the match stats… Read more
The village’s Allotment Group, HAGA, say all their plots are taken and they have four people on their waiting list. All this and more was discussed at the association’s recent committee meeting. The minutes of the meeting are below… Read more
On Thursday, 17th, Friday 18th and Saturday 19th May, Haslingfield Little Theatre are performing The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde – a timeless, light-hearted play of aristocratic manners and high society. Read more