All Saints’ Church Services – February 2024
Please click here for All Saints’ Church Services for the rest of February 2024.
Please click here for All Saints’ Church Services for the rest of February 2024.
Hannah Morrow is moving and having a sale of goods in the Wisbey’s Yard Community Room on Sat Feb 10th from 10am – 1pm. The sale is in aid of the World Land Trust charity – one supported by my daughter who died suddenly in Dec, aged 43.
More details on the poster.
It is just over a week until Top Gun Maverick (12A) at Haslingfield Village Hall at 7.30pm on Saturday Feb 3rd with full bar and snacks. Registration is available here (to give us an idea of numbers): https://shorturl.at/rEMX0
Haslingfield Village Society still have tickets available for the Storytelling presentation from Hugh Lupton Psalms from the Horse’s Mouth at Haslingfield Village Hall on Saturday, 10 February.
Doors open at 6.30 p.m. for a 7 p.m. start. There will be interval food provided.
Tickets are £15 each. Contact: Maria Stringer: stringerhasfield@aol.com
or Mike Hendy: m.hendy189@btinternet.com
Please state if you would like a vegetarian option.
Open to Everyone – don’t miss out on the fun:
Sponsored by the Haslingfield Village Society
A talk by Pete Spence: resident of Haslingfield, a husband and father. His day job is a project manager in the aerospace industry, but his real passion is bread making. Pete will speak about where bread was originated and in what forms across the world throughout history. He will discuss how industrialisation changed bread for the worse. His talk will touch on bread making techniques, the gut microbiome, and how we can stand up against giant conglomerates in the food industry. Haslingfield Village Society. Tuesday, 20th February, 8.00pm, Haslingfield Village Hall
All welcome. Members and youngsters 16 and under are free. £2.50 visitors, which includes refreshments
Creating a Neighbourhood Plan is a long process – usually 2 years or more. The first step is to collect info – about our homes, our green spaces, our businesses and amenities, and of course about our people! But more important than that, we needed to collect info about what our community wants to protect and improve in our planned environment.
So Haslingfield’s Neighbourhood Plan Steering Committee is delighted that more than 150 residents took the time to fill in our first survey, which closed on 31 December – a fantastic response! Read more
Thanks to the generous contributions and legacies from villagers and from our congregation, All Saints’ Church is able to start the first phase of high level restoration work in the Nave.
This means that Sunday services will take place in the chancel and sadly the church will not be open to the public from January 8th until Easter. We hope to leave the North porch open for private prayer.
Entrance to the chancel at other times can be prearranged with the vicar or the churchwardens if they are available. Read more
The Village Society’s New Year’s Day Walk will start at Haslingfield Village Hall at 11.00 am tomorrow – 1 January 2024. It will be again led by Clive Blower.
Everyone is welcome – sandwiches and soup will be provided at the end.
The renowned storyteller, Hugh Lupton, will be presenting Psalms from the Horse’s Mouth at Haslingfield Village Hall on Saturday, 10 February 2024.
Looking forward to seeing you! John Beresford, Chair, Haslingfield Village Society