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Hatley Village Hallbooking form and hire agreement.

Be a Councillor

That's the title of a special evening being arranged by South Cambridgeshire District Council at its headquarters in Cambourne on 13 February.

With an election in the Gamlingay ward on 3 May for a District Councillor, here's your opportunity to find out what's involved ant the rewards for helping people in your local area.  Click here for more details.


QUIZ NIGHTHatley Quiz Night - 18 February 2012, Hatley Village Hall.

Saturday, 18 February
Hatley Village Hall

Starts at 7.30 prompt

  • Bring your own drinks and a plate of food to share.
  • Raffle.
  • £4.00 per person.
  • Teams of up to six people – not enough of you?  Don't worry, we'll find you another team to join.
  • Please buy your tickets in advance from

    Mick Marshall
    Hatley PO / Shop
    01767 650971
    mick_marshall@hotmail.co.uk

All welcome!


Hatley-Village-Hall-survey-results--December-2011Hatley Village Hall – survey results, December 2011.

The numbers are in to the Hatley Calling survey of what you'd like to see happening at the Village Hall – to read all about it, click on the image and see what are the most popular events.

And, if you've any fresh ideas, please let Parish Councillor Alan Pinney know – pinneyalan@hotmail.co.uk.

On New Year’s Eve a gathering of 25 revellers saw in the New Year at Hatley Village Hall. The dancing was undoubtedly of ‘Strictly’ standard and the food… well, international cuisine at its best! A great start to the year and good fun was had by all.


Cable thefts – BT Openreach's Metal Theft Taskforce has produced a 28 page guide to identifying its cables... and who to contact if you suspect someone is stealing our cables.  NB It's a largish file with 28 pages, so may take a little while to download.

Photos of 2011 Hatley events – click on the pictures on the right to see more (and bigger) photos on the appropriate pages


Phone numbers

101 – the new non-emergency number for contacting the police – if urgent, use 999.

Use 101 to report an incident or crime, including anti-social behaviour – see the 'Contact us' section of Cambridgeshire police website.

101 is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.   From landlines and mobile networks, calls will cost 15p per call, no matter what time of day or the duration of the call.

The existing 0345 456 4564 will continue in operation for some time, to be followed by another local number in due course.

Cambridgeshire County Council has changed some of its phone numbers – we've updated our list of useful numbers, including Social Services, roads, libraries, schools, trading standards and waste management.

01767 650379 – for the Hatley Parish Clerk.


The blue bins: we've obtained a useful list of what can go in them.


Hatley Parish Council's scheduled meeting dates until October 2012 and agendas and minutes from 2002.

Roads – latest news from the Highways Authority (via Gamlingay Parish Council website, with thanks!).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Click on the images to open a PDF or to see more (and bigger) shots.

The Hatley Beneath Us - video of the talk by Dr Steve Boreham of Cambridge University, given at Hatley Village Hall on 13 January 2012.

▲  View the video of the recent talk given by Dr Steve Boreham in Hatley Village Hall.

Harvest Festival at Hatley St George church – 9 October 2011.

▲  Harvest Festival at Hatley St George Church – 9 October 2011.

Taizé service at St Denis, East Hatley, 7 September 2011

▲  St Denis Taizé service – 7 September.

St Denis churchyard tidy-up, 14 August 2011.

▲  St Denis tidy-up – 14 August.

Hatley BBQ, 31 July  2011.

▲  Hatley BBQ – 31 July.

Hatley open gardens, 31 July  2011.

▲  Hatley open gardens – 31 July.

Hatley St George fęte, 16 July 2011.

▲  Hatley fête – 16 July.

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