Christian Aid Week 2021

10th to 16th May – please contribute

Events

By Rev’d Hilary Young, priest in charge for our diocese Covid restrictions prevent collecting the envelopes distributed to every household in Hatley – so...
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The Coffee Morning is back!

10.30 am, Tuesday, 18th May
on the playing field... bring your own chair and refreshments

Events

People from Hatley on the playing field in Hatley St George, Cambridgeshire enjoying a chinwag during an impromptu 'Coffee Morning’ on 4th August 2020, the village hall being closed following the coronavirus pandemic . On 4th May 2021, the playing field (opposite the village shop) will host the first 'Coffee Morning' of 2021. Take your own chair and refreshment. Photo: Peter Mann.

Date Tuesday, 18th May. Time From 10.30 am. Venue Playing field, Hatley St George. Organiser Mervyn Lack. This is not a normal Coffee Morning!...
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Church newsletters

The weekly newsletter of
St Mary's church, Gamlingay

Events

In the latest (7th May) issue, the Rev’d Hilary Young, priest in charge for our diocese, details the new change to marriage registration law....
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Parish Council – next meeting

Tuesday, 20th July, 7.30 pm in Hatley Village Hall

Events

Hatley Parish Council, 21st May 2019 - L/R: Nicola Jenkins, Harold Nickerson, Micky Astor (Deputy Chairman), Alan Pinney (Chairman), Margot Eagle and Kim Wilde (Clerk).

Date Tuesday, 20th July 2021. Time 7.30 pm. Venue Hatley Village Hall Subject Hatley Parish Council’s Ordinary Meeting. Please do go along and see...
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Christian Aid Week 2021

10th to 16th May – please contribute

The Coffee Morning is back!

10.30 am, Tuesday, 18th Mayon the playing field... bring your own chair and refreshments

Church newsletters

The weekly newsletter ofSt Mary's church, Gamlingay

Parish Council – next meeting

Tuesday, 20th July, 7.30 pm in Hatley Village Hall

2021 local elections – the results

County Council, Police and Crime Commissioner and Mayor

Covid lockdown exit plan

The complete plan – updated 12th April

Covid help + vaccination and lockdown information

If you're home alone or self-isolating and live in Hatley, help is available – plus Covid-19 vaccinations and lockdown information.... and, did you know the NHS test and trace service is free – as are vaccinations?

The Gamlingay and Hatleys Car Scheme

For when you get the invite but don’t have the means of getting there

Planning applications

The Manor House and Moat Farm – both in East Hatley

Hatley’s defibrillator – just dial 999

No need to panic – trained operatives will tell you what to do... and we have reminders to help

Great news about St Denis’ church

A £58,200 grant means more restoration work can be done –UPDATED 11th January

Hatley’s churches – the jigsaws

A bit of electronic fun to while away an hour or so – St Denis' in East Hatley and Hatley St George church

Catalytic converter theft in East Hatley

Sawn off overnight in a driveway

St Denis’ in the news again

Have you seen this? We'll be on telly too!

Have you read this?

Mentions we've spotted of Hatley in books

News on nature

Our local, Local Nature Reserve

A little less of St Denis

Lost in the great fire at Notre Dame Cathedral

Rescuing our churches

Articles in The Guardian and Country Life support the Friends of Friendless Churches while highlighting the plight of rural churches

William Butterfield in action

A visit to All Saints, Margaret Street, London – and an important paper on this star architect who restored St Denis' in 1874

Doing your bit

for climate change

Someone put a grenade in their blue bin!

Would you believe the things people put in their blue bins?

Fly-tippers – does you mum still clean up after you?

SCDC's new innovative sign asks embarrassing questions

Retired after 15 years

Goodbye to the original Hatley website

Someone nicked our children sign

Do you know what happened?

10.30 am, Tuesday, 18th May
on the playing field... bring your own chair and refreshments

The weekly newsletter of
St Mary's church, Gamlingay

A £58,200 grant means more restoration work can be done –
UPDATED 11th January