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Planning Applications – Keep Informed and Be Heard
Following the Acocks Green Neighbourhood Forum Public Meeting on Tuesday 10th May, there was much discussion about recent planning applications. Many in attendance shared concerns about the high level of Homes of Multiple Occupancy (HMOs) in our area and what … Continue reading
Come to our Public Meeting – Back Together
Our first Real Life Public Meeting for over 2 years.. come along and find out what is happening in the Neighbourhood.
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Library Coffee Morning Restarts
Great news! Before Covid 19 the popular coffee mornings at Acocks Green Library were a friendly drop-in for local people. It is great to hear that this relaxed social morning starts again this week (14th April). Everyone is welcome to … Continue reading
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Tagged Acocks Green Library, books, coffee morning, free, information, library, reading, refreshments
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Free Computer Course at Acocks Green Library
If you feel a little left behind by the digital age then this free course might be right up your street. In the friendly surroundings of your local library. Starting soon, so get in touch today. Call in or phone … Continue reading
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Tagged Acocks Green Library, adult learning, computer skills, digital skills
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Jubilee Tree Planting and Tidy Up at Westley Vale
On Sunday 6th March the Trustees of Westley Vale Millennium Green organised a Springtime tidy up at at the site. Thirty-three volunteers turned out to help and our councillors had the honour of planting a special tree to mark the … Continue reading
Public Meeting and AGM – Tuesday 15th February
Everyone in the area is invited to this meeting which will be held on zoom. Click the link at the bottom to join. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81729677868
Local History Talk – Tuesday 8th February
This month’s talk, held again at St Mary’s Church, is about the fascinating life of Birmingham’s car pioneer – engineer and founder of the Austin Motor Company.
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Tagged Austin Village, Birmingham, Car industry, cars, Herbert Austin, St Marys Church
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Explore the Past – Monthly Local History Talks
Acocks Green Local History Society is back in operation, at the present time it is being held in the beautiful surroundings of St Mary’s Church. The next talk is on Tuesday 11th January. Why not come along and find out … Continue reading
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Tagged history, local history, Olton, Pam Eyres, St Mary's Church
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Festive Lights Brighten the Village
We hope that people have noticed the colourful lights brightening up the village, which were a positive way to end a difficult year for local individuals and businesses. The Neighbourhood Forum were disheartened to hear that, in October, the Acocks … Continue reading
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Tagged Acocks Green Village Partnership, Festive Lights, Go Fund Me, photographers, photography, volunteering
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Acocks Green Calendar 2022
Thanks to everyone who contributed photos to next year’s exclusive calendar. There were so many nice shots to choose from. Acocks Green Village Partnership are pleased to say that the exclusive calendar is now available in the shops – Jeffries … Continue reading
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