Haslingfield Little Theatre will be putting on the panto: Cinderella by Ben Crocker on 22, 23, and 24 November at 7.30 pm at Haslingfield Village Hall (with a matinee performance on 24 November at 2.30 pm.)
Tickets available from: Haslingfield Village Shop and Country Kitchen and at www.haslingfieldlittletheatre.co.uk – £10 / £7 concessions (under 18s and 65+. No concessions Saturday evening performance). Read more
There will be a planning meeting on Wednesday 24th October 2018 at 7pm in the Village Hall. Details of Planning Meeting October 2018.
Please find a copy of the Haslingfield Parish Council October 2018 Newsletter
Literary CambridgeTuesday 16 October, Haslingfield Village Hall, 8:00 PM
Peter Hains will take us on a virtual tour of Cambridge, pointing out key points of interest from a literary point of view. Cambridge has a rich heritage in terms of authors, playwrights and poets and we will hear about many of them, including some readings from their works. Peter is a Haslingfield resident, a qualified Cambridge tour-guide, a retired English teacher and Headteacher, and an excellent speaker.
We have been advised by the Project Engineer, Highways Service, Cambridgeshire County Council that the traffic scheme agreed for Barton Road will be installed week commencing Monday 15th October 2018. The work will take roughly four days to complete.
Jenny Jullien – Chairman, Haslingfield Parish Council 5th October 2018
Click to enlargePlease find agenda for the Parish Council meeting on 8th October in the Village Hall at 19:30.
Agenda HPC Meeting 8th October 2018
Members of the public are welcome to attend.
The Next Film Club meeting will be held on Friday 12th October 2018 at 7.30pm. We shall meet in Haslingfield Methodist Church Rooms. Admission is free. Running time 119 min. Certificate: 15. We break for tea, coffee and biscuits half way through. ‘Hard of hearing’ subtitles will be used. subtitles will be used. Read more
Services for October 2018
The ‘Flu vaccination clinic’ for Harston surgery patients on will be held in the Methodist Church on Wednesday 24th October 2018 from 11:15 – 12:30pm. Forms are available at the Village Shop. Please sign up before 20th October.
Why not become a volunteer driver with the Haslingfield and Harlton Community Car Scheme.
The scheme helps people who don’t have access to a car to get to medical appointments and other essential visits. As a volunteer driver you are completely in control of how much – or how little – driving you do. You provide details of your general availability to the Scheme Coordinator (Lawrence Hopkins), and when the Coordinator contacts you by phone or e-mail to ask if you can do a particular drive, you can say Yes or No – no pressure is applied! Read more
Do YOU want to make a real difference and get involved in the important issues in the village such as environment, playground and skatepark, speeding on Barton road, parking near the school, buildings and planning regulation and many other issues then become a Haslingfield Parish Councillor.
The Haslingfield Parish Council meets on the second Monday of each month at 19:30 in the Village Hall. If you are interested in becoming involved with running the parish and contributing to decision making which affects YOUR village please contact the Parish Clerk, Vicky Crowden on 07495 435029, email: Vicky Crowden or attend one of the monthly meetings and get a feeling as to what is involved. We are happy to answer any questions you may have.
We now only have 5 councillors (out of a compliment of 11) and are in real danger of becoming part of Harston parish if we cannot attract more councillors! With little time spent you can make a real difference!
Please find the minutes of the HVH Committee Meeting from 29th August
The new season of Haslingfield Village Society talks begins with one of the Society’s favourite speakers, Michael Coles, who will speak about “Further Travels in India – Weaving about in Gujarat.” Few overseas visitors make their way to the state of Gujarat. This is the State of Mahatma Gandhi, where he encouraged craft skills and started his non-violence journey to independence. Gujarat is in parts densely populated but elsewhere a desert, and the home for many people making exquisite textiles. This talk will take us from the big cities, through the villages, to the Arabian Sea. Tuesday, 18th September 2018, 8:00 PM, Haslingfield Village Hall.
Everyone is very welcome to any of our events and meetings. Members and youngsters are free. A small charge is made for visitors.