Don’t forget…

• To contact the Gamlingay and Hatley Coronavirus Support Group if you are self isolating and require help with essential food shopping, collecting a prescription from the local chemist, take your dog for a walk or want a friendly chat.

Hatley Village Hall

Available for hire – with new toilets (including one for wheelchair-bound people) and a baby changing unit.

Anywhere at any time

Go to our…

• Places to go page for useful lists of local and national venues, including fairs, gardens and nature reserves.
• For things in Gamlingay not listed below, go to our Gamlingay page.
• While Visit South Cambs also has all sorts of useful information.

JUNE 2022

• • Every Monday / 9.30 am to 3.00 pm / Gamlingay Baptist Church.
    • Backroom Cafe.

• Every day / from around 8.30 am to dusk / St Denis’ church, East Hatley.
  • Open to look round or for quiet contemplation / St Denis’ re-skinned.

• Tuesday, 28th June / 2.00 to 4.00 pm / Kingspan suite, EcoHub, Gamlingay.
• Memory Lane: first of the monthly sessions to help those with memory loss – see page two of the St Mary’s church newsletter for details.

JULY 2022

• • Every Monday / 9.30 am to 3.00 pm / Gamlingay Baptist Church.
    • Backroom Cafe.
• Every day / from around 8.30 am to dusk / St Denis’ church, East Hatley.
  • Open to look round or for quiet contemplation / St Denis’ re-skinned.

• Sunday, 3rd July / 8.00 am / Hatley St George church.
• Said service following the order in the Book of Common Prayer (BCP) Communion.

• Tuesday, 5th July / 10.00 am to 1.00 pm / Hatley Village Hall.
• Hatley Coffee Morning – lots of cakes, too… and, if you haven’t been yet, an opportunity to use the new toilets.

• Saturday, 9th July / 2.00 pm / St Mary’s church hall, Gamlingay.
• Summer Fête with cakes, jams, produce, plants, books, tombola and raffle – see page three of the St Mary’s church newsletter for details.

• Tuesday, 19th July / 7.30 pm / Hatley Village Hall.
• Hatley Parish Council’s Ordinary Meeting – do come to meet your councillors and hear what they do on behalf of our community.

_{Post updated 24th June 2022.}