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Category Archives: Acocks Green
Books and Benches
Every library in Birmingham runs the Summer Reading Challenge each summer holidays. The challenge to children is to read 6 books during the school holidays and write reviews of the books. There are incentive rewards along the way and a … Continue reading
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Tagged Acocks Green, book bench, books, children's activities, reading, School Holidays, summer reading challenge, the Big Read, trail map
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Free Fun in the Park – Fox Hollies & Stockfield
Also House of Play and Education have lots of free activities:
Posted in Acocks Green, Events, holiday activities, new skills, News, things to do, youth activities
Tagged Play in Parks, stockfield park
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The Acocks Green Heritage Trail
Who has noticed our new Heritage Trail, which has been installed recently? The eight information boards placed in strategic positions around Acocks Green inform locals and visitors alike about the history and development of our district. There is also a … Continue reading
Harvest Time at the Orchard
If you fancy some free fresh fruit, then pop along to Mallard Community Orchard this week, there are lots of raspberries and currants ripening and ready to eat. The orchard was developed for local people to enjoy and look after. … Continue reading
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Tagged Acocks Green, Birmingham, Healthy Eating, Mallard Close, Mallard Community Orchard
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*** Cancelled due to Unforeseen Circumstances**Swansong Concert at St Mary’s
On Tuesday (12th July) Swansong presents The Burgundy Piano Trio at St Mary’s Church. The trio studied together at Birmingham Conservatoire and will be performing pieces by Schubert amongst other classical pieces. When they played last year in Solihull they were described … Continue reading
Posted in Acocks Green, Events, places on interest, Village in Bloom
Tagged cello, piano, Schubert, St Marys, the Burgundy Trio, violin
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Stockfield Fun Day – Saturday 9th July
All local residents are invited along to Stockfield Park. There is lots to enjoy and Acocks Green Village in Bloom will be there, getting people into the gardening vibe, offering gardening advice also children can sow seeds to take away … Continue reading
This Saturday..
Come along and enjoy this community get together and you can meet us here on our stall. We will be next to Acocks Green Village in Bloom and Clay Lane Allotments. There will be an opportunity to find out more … Continue reading
One Month to Go…
Last year, many readers will know Acocks Green received a GOLD award from the Royal Horticultural Society’s Village in Bloom Awards. This was thanks to lots of hard work and dedication from many people and organisations working together for the … Continue reading
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Tagged Acocks Green, flowers, gardening, Gold, nature, RHS, Village in Boom, volunteering
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A Good Morning’s Work
Thanks so much to all those who spent the morning working on the Grand Union Canal on Sunday. It was perfect weather and we were pleased to see our colleague Steve from Canals and Rivers Trust return with all his … Continue reading
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Tagged environmental, Graffiti removal, Grand Union Canal, litter-picking, nature, Vineries Bridge, volunteering, volunteers, wild flowers
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Canal Adoption Scheme – Sunday 5th June
Our next meeting and tidy up session on the Grand Union is Sunday 5th June at 10am. Last time we met, Canals and Rivers Trust documented the scheme with a film and photos. Here are the photos they took. We … Continue reading
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