HASCOMBE

A Surrey village in beautiful countryside with a remarkable highly decorated Victorian church, wonderful walks through Rhododendron woodland, and a welcoming pub at the end of the day.

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Hascombe Village Hall
New Hall, fully equipped large kitchen, crockery, tables, chairs, disabled toilets, changing rooms, smaller meeting room, large car park. �15 per hour (Large, tall hall for bouncy castles!)
Enquiries: Tel: (01483) 208033 - Beryl Stenning

Hascombe recreation ground
This site, off Mare Lane, Hascombe is 1.8ha in size. It has a cricket pitch, and is also home to the Hascombe Village Hall. Behind the village hall is a well-equipped children's play area with a range of equipment appealing to children from the ages of 2 to 14 years.

St Peters Hascombe Concert
(26th July 2008)
external link (Flickr.com)

Hascombe In The Snow
(January 2009)

50th Anniversary of the
Friends of Hascombe
(14th September 2008)

Hascombe Fete part 1

Hascombe Fete part 2
(2nd August 2008)

Well Dressing & Service
(18th May 2008)

Palm Sunday
(1st April 2007)

Celebrations in the Village Hall
following Canon Paul Jenkins
first service in Hascombe
(28th January 2007)

Vestry Opening
(1st October 2006)

Vestry Dedication
(1st October 2006)

Bishop John Neales
80th Birthday
(24th September 2006)

More photos from the
Hascombe Village Fete.

Hascombe Village Fete
(Sat 19th August 2006)

Click here for details of the
Guide to the parish churches of
Dunsford and Hascombe.

Geoffrey Willis Leaving slideshow
(Sun 23rd April 2006)

New slideshow of pictures of
St. Peters church
taken by Peter Taylor.

Hoppa is an exclusive community transport service for residents of Waverley, designed for people with transport difficulties. Click here to view their leaflet.