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Wooden sign for Haslingfield topped by a painted carving of a woman in Elizabethan-style clothing riding a white horse.

Haslingfield sign, Village Green

Village Green, Haslingfield

History Village Green

The competition to the design a village sign was won in 1984 by Maureen Mabey. Various people worked on it: a potter to mould the design and others to build, paint, carve and gild it.

A sundial with stone markers arranged in a semi-circle on a village green, in front of a signpost and a brick wall.

Haslingfield Village Green sundial

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  • Haslingfield

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