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Clubs & Societies: Sport & leisure Gardening clubLast updated: Sunday, 23 October 2011, 01:07 AM Village ShowThe 32nd Annual Village Show will be held on Saturday 1st September 2012. This is an open show – you do not have to be a member of the Gardening Club to enter. MeetingsWe meet the third Tuesday of the month at 7.30pm in the school hall. To join the Club, just turn up to a meeting. The annual subscription is only £10.00 per person and entitles you to a discount on all purchases at Madingley Mulch and Oakington Garden Centre and 10% off all plants at Coton Orchard Garden Centre. Visitors are most welcome at a cost of £1.50 per meeting. Programme for 2011/1215 November 2011| David Holmes| Garden Garlands (festive wreaths) 17 January 2012| Peter Jackson| Grow your own fruit and veg 21 February 2012| Mike Petty| Cambridge Transport History 20 March 2012| Peter Walker| My Garden Year: a personal view 17 April 2012| Helen Riches| Planning Borders 15 May 2012| Rodney Tibbs| Vegetables of Value 19 June 2012| Mike Ekin| Safety in the Garden 17 July 2012| Jane Coe| Summer Party Flower Arrangements No meeting in August 18 September 2012| Mike Day| Clay Gardening 16 October 2012| AGM| Evening visits 2011This will be to Scotsdales on Tuesday 29 November. It will be between 6 and 9.00 pm. There is going to be an in-store demonstration of garland and wreath making plus food sampling on selected lines. There will be raffle tickets for sale, proceeds will go to the Scotsdales Charitable Fund and will be drawn on the night. 10% on any purchases made during the evening. Peter Jackson will be holding a gardening clinic for advice and information. Complimentary tea, coffee and mincepies will be served between 6.00 to 7.30 pm. Please contact Thelma, as soon as possible, if you would like to come. Annual OutingDetails for the 2012 annual outing will be put online when available Annual plant stall 2012This will be on Saturday 12th May, 9am to 12pm outside St Mary’s Church CommitteeChairman Secretary Treasurer Committee Show Manager Community Association Representative Who to contactHardwick Women’s InstituteLast updated: Wednesday, 05 January 2011, 05:44 PM The W.I. – Inspiring WomenIt’s not about Jam and Jerusalem at Hardwick W.I. From belly dancing to digital photography, darts to dining out, a trip to Norfolk, a cruise on the river – there’s never a dull moment! There are even opportunities for socialising further afield, including events with the Cambridgeshire and National W.I. Federations, to residential and day courses at Denman College in Oxfordshire. If you would like to find out more, please use the contact details below. Programme 2011-20122011 2012 ContactsOur President – Nora Goodman. Telephone 01954 210196. Email mrs.nora.goodman@googlemail.com Our Secretary – Jane Giddings. Telephone 01954 211397. Email jane.giddings@tiscali.co.uk Who to contactSee above Clubs & Societies: Sport & leisure Comberton Tae Kwon-DoLast updated: Monday, 31 May 2010, 09:59 PM Classes run every Friday at the Meridian Primary School, Comberton. Beginners always welcome. First lesson free. Who to contactClubs & Societies: For young people Comberton Ten SingLast updated: Thursday, 16 October 2008, 06:58 PM Be part of a world wide performing arts group run by young people for young people. Comberton Ten Sing is a performing arts group open to young people (from Year 7) in the CVC catchment area. It is for people interested in Yes, we work towards performances, but we have lots of fun while doing so, make friends, learn about working in a team, about having responsibilities, we can try out things like conducting or acting or choreographing dances and lots more – all in a safe environment. We meet Tuesdays in term time, 7.15-9.15 at the Youth Centre, Comberton Village College. Subs are £35 per year, siblings £15. Performing T-shirts are £8 pp, hoodies £15 (£20 with your name) Just turn up or e-mail at the address below. Clubs & Societies: For young people Hardwick Harriers Football ClubLast updated: Wednesday, 24 September 2008, 08:13 PM Hardwick Harriers are dedicated to children’s and colt’s football and aim to provide quality coaching and the opportunity to play league football for all age groups from Under 7s to Under 17s. Our football is played at Hardwick Recreation Ground where we have the use of two full size football pitches, one colts pitch and two mini league pitches. We have full changing facilities and close ties to the Hardwick Sports and Social Club. The colts use the floodlit Astro-turf facility at Comberton Village College for winter training. Who to contactClubs & Societies: Sport & leisure Hardwick Hotshots Netball ClubLast updated: Tuesday, 22 April 2008, 05:39 PM If you would like to have a go please come along. You do not have to be “England” standard – just have some exercise and a bit of fun. We play on Thursdays in term time as we need to use the school gym in bad weather. Year 5 & 6 children play from 3.30 to 4.30 pm. Years 7, 8 and 9 play 4.30 to 5.30 pm. Adults are from 7.30 to 8.30 pm. Who to contactLiz or Kathy Tel: 211 838 or 211731 PTA 500 ClubLast updated: Tuesday, 22 April 2008, 05:35 PM You can join the Hardwick PTA 500 club anytime during the year. You are entered into a draw which helps fundraise for the school. March 2008 winnersJ Rigg (£45) Thank youWe would like to say thankyou to Morrisons for their generosity with the donation of items to our Easter hampers. We would also like to thank everybody who supported us with our Easter events Who to contactClubs & Societies: For young people Crafts Hill District Explorer ScoutsLast updated: Monday, 21 May 2007, 07:03 PM Explorer Scouts are young people, aged between 14 and 18 years old. They make up the fourth Section of the Scouting family; the newest and fastest growing section in Scouting. With a programme based around 8 ‘zones’, it offers Explorer Scouts the opportunity to go that litter bit further & push that little bit harder; experiencing new challenges & adventures, learning new skills and having fun. Explorer Scouts are different from all the younger sections as they are District based not Group based, which means being an Explorer Scout you can join in any of the activities from any of the Units in the District. Crafts Hill Scout Groups are located as follows:
Clubs & Societies: Sport & leisure Local History GroupLast updated: Tuesday, 01 May 2007, 06:48 PM MeetingsMeetings start at 7.30 pm in the Portacabin behind St Mary’s Church, Hardwick. The annual subscription is £5.00 a year. Speakers2011 2012 Events17th September 2011 Websitehttp://sites.google.com/site/hardwickhistorygroup/ The Hardwick History Group has the 1911 Census on its website. Officers
Why not come and join us, just turn up on the night. Who to contactBarbara Slade, Chairman Tel: 01954 211263 Hardwick Baby and ToddlersLast updated: Sunday, 14 January 2007, 05:02 PM
Who to contactClubs & Societies: Sport & leisure Hardwick Friendship ClubLast updated: Sunday, 14 January 2007, 12:51 PM The Hardwick Friendship Club meets every Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 5pm in at Hardwick Sports and Social Club Pavilion. We are a friendly group who meet every Wednesday – activities include darts, pool, scrabble, chess, cards, dominoes, painting, embroidery – or just come along for a friendly chat. We also have use of two computers which are connected to the internet. £1 entry includes light refreshment. There is a raffle on the 2nd week of each month. New members are made welcome. Gentlemen – there is a great snooker table! Who to contactJan Tel: 01954 211196 Clubs & Societies: Sport & leisure Hardwick & Caldecote Cricket ClubLast updated: Thursday, 09 November 2006, 07:50 AM The club welcomes all players wanting to play cricket in the surrounding area. With teams at all levels and ages makes this village club one of the friendliest and best clubs in Cambridgeshire. It is one of Cambs Focus clubs, particularly interested in developing youth players to achieve their potential. Clubs & Societies: Sport & leisure Hardwick Sports and Social ClubLast updated: Wednesday, 08 November 2006, 08:29 AM The Sports and Social Club meets in the Cricket Pavilion. Who to contactHardwick Pre-schoolLast updated: Wednesday, 08 November 2006, 08:03 AM
Registered Charity Number: 1059361 The pre-school in Hardwick is well established and has been offering places to children since 1982. We are members of the Pre-School Learning Alliance and a registered charity. Hardwick Pre-School is situated in a purpose-built mobile classroom in the grounds of Hardwick Community Primary School. We open from 9:15am-3:15pm, 5 days a week during term time. Our aims
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