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Tea Dance on Tuesday
Next Tuesday come along to this friendly get-together. Bring your friends and neighbours or come on your own. You will get a warm welcome.
Posted in Acocks Green, Events, new skills, News, things to do
Tagged activities, Arthur Moore School, free, Fun, Older People, socialising, Stockfield, Tea Dance
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Neighbourhood Watch & Streetwatch
West Midlands Police have provided some useful information on the Neighbourhood Watch and Streetwatch schemes. Posted below:
Acocks Green Carnival 2018
Saturday 7th July will see the return of Acocks Green Carnival as usual at Acocks Green Recreation Ground, Westley Road. It’s the annual community get-together. Lots to see and do for all the family. Get in touch with the committee … Continue reading
Posted in Acocks Green, Carnival, Events, music, things to do, Village in Bloom
Tagged Carnival, crafts, dancing, music, Procession, Recreation Ground, stalls
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This Tuesday – Our Public Meeting
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Tagged Neighbourhood Forum, Neighbourhood Police, public meeting
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Tulips of Acocks Green!
Have you seen the beautiful array of tulips around the village? Definitely the best display ever. Thanks to the Village in Bloom Team and all the volunteers who came along in November and helped plant them. It was worth the … Continue reading
Posted in Acocks Green, Events, News, Village in Bloom, volunteering
Tagged flowers, gardening, tulip trail, tulips, Village in Bloom, volunteers
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Canal Clean Up Continues
Canals & River Trust sent their litter-picking boat along our patch on Wednesday. Also we had around 20 volunteers out on Sunday for our clean up including 3 very helpful guys from Shirley Sea Cadets in their kayaks. We picked up … Continue reading
Teenager? Stressed?
Here is something you might find useful..
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Tagged Acocks Green, activities, free, library, teenagers, teens, Youth
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Litter-Picking Champions around AG
Our planned Litter Picking activities in March around the area were unfortunately snowed off, both times! However because people are unfortunately still dropping litter there is always a need to help keep our streets clean and tidy. One of our … Continue reading