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Welcome to Hartest Village Website
Our beautiful village is over 1000 years old and is probably as quintessentially English as you can imagine.
It boasts a fabulous village green, church, a great pub, Primary School, a butcher, a vineyard and even it's own microbrewery.
Local countryside is perfect for walking, cycling and horseriding. To find out more about our village click here >>
We welcome Individuals and Village businesses to use our website for advertising events and other details. You will appreciate however, it is the responsibility of all users to keep their information relevant and up to date. If you need to update your details, please use our contact form >>.
Recycling & Waste Notice!
Any issue with your Glass, Textile or Paper recycling bins can be reported directly to us at recycling@baberghmidsuffolk.gov.uk or by calling 03001234000 option 4 if the bank just needs emptying please contact the provider directly.
Glass Banks: Countrystyle - CSEast@countrystylerecycling.co.uk or 01842 820804
Textile Banks: Soex - Admin@soex.uk or 08000 902 321
Paper Bins: BDC/MSDC - Recycling@baberghmidsuffolk.gov.uk or 03001234000 option 4
Any issue with your Glass, Textile or Paper recycling bins can be reported directly to us at recycling@baberghmidsuffolk.gov.uk or by calling 03001234000 option 4 if the bank just needs emptying please contact the provider directly.
Glass Banks: Countrystyle - CSEast@countrystylerecycling.co.uk or 01842 820804
Textile Banks: Soex - Admin@soex.uk or 08000 902 321
Paper Bins: BDC/MSDC - Recycling@baberghmidsuffolk.gov.uk or 03001234000 option 4
Have your say on parking across the districts!
To access the questionnaire, please click here.
Alternatively, you can access the survey through the Councils website
To access the questionnaire, please click here.
Alternatively, you can access the survey through the Councils website
HARVEST SUPPER on Saturday 16th October
We are delighted to invite you to the Harvest Supper at the Village Institute on Saturday 16th October. We promise delicious cottage pies and apple crumbles, as well as vegetarian options. Tickets £10 each for adults and £5 for 10 years and under. Families with children are welcome. Start time 6.30 for supper being served at 7pm. Musical entertainment provided by the Hartest Choir. Soft drinks provided but please bring your own wine and glasses. All profits will be divided equally between the Institute and the Friends of Hartest Church.
To buy/reserve your tickets in advance (essential) please contact Mo Rocknean on maureen.rocknean@sky.com / 01284 830850, or email to Jo Pask on jpasque@aol.com. Cheques should be made payable to The Friends of Hartest Church.
You are assured of a very jolly evening and we all hope to see you there!
Jo, Mo, Anna, Annie, Val, Yvonne, Alyson and Gill
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‘People on Wheels’ is available to all residents in Hartest, Boxted,
Somerton and Hawkedon.
We provide a car driving service for anyone in need of
transport. The service is primarily for medical needs such as appointments to Hospital,
GP, Dentist, Chemist, Optician etc., and social needs (to the Village Institute or visiting a
friend for example).
There is no cost for being driven. If you need help or know anyone
who does, contact John Kendall on 01284 789326.
We have a bank of drivers who
have kindly offered to help.
Somerton and Hawkedon.
We provide a car driving service for anyone in need of
transport. The service is primarily for medical needs such as appointments to Hospital,
GP, Dentist, Chemist, Optician etc., and social needs (to the Village Institute or visiting a
friend for example).
There is no cost for being driven. If you need help or know anyone
who does, contact John Kendall on 01284 789326.
We have a bank of drivers who
have kindly offered to help.
Terry is a resident of the Hartest village. He will be signing his books at the Fete and announcing his forthcoming one, Out of the Silence, to be published on18 November 2016 which is the 25th anniversary of Terry's release from captivity. It is a collection of memories, poems and reflections.
The Fete is a traditional village fete with donkey rides, morris dancers, games for children and teas for adults, a marvellous sax group and loads of fun for everyone. Free parking
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