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Category Archives: things to do
New Trees need Water!
If you are lucky enough to have a young tree in your neighbourhood then in this extreme weather they need some help. Look out for the pipe at the base of the tree that takes water down to the roots. … Continue reading
Posted in Acocks Green, environment, things to do, Village in Bloom, volunteering
Tagged environment, green space, nature, trees, watering, young trees
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Acocks Green Library Celebrates 90 Years!
On 14th June 1932 Acocks Green Library opened to the public. You can read all about this auspicious day on the Acocks Green History Society Page How exciting it must have been to see this new library being opened for … Continue reading
Posted in Acocks Green, local history, things to do
Tagged Acocks Green Library, Birmingham, community libraries
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Saturday 4th June – Jubilee Celebrations
Two weeks today, come along to the celebrations in Acocks Green Village and support Acocks Green Village in Bloom! There will be live music from Canoe – playing popular tunes from across the decades, a string quartet from Kimichi School … Continue reading
Posted in Acocks Green, News, things to do, Village in Bloom
Tagged Acocks Green, gardening, Kimichi School, live music, Village in Bloom
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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.
Posted in Acocks Green, things to do, Uncategorized, Village in Bloom, volunteering
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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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Public Meeting – Tuesday 28th Sept
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Tagged Acocks Green Police, Healthwatch, public meeting, Warmer Homes
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School’s Out
Summer Holidays and some great kids activities at Fox Hollies Forum. And don’t forget the Summer Reading Challenge at our local Libraries. Keep the kids active and keep them reading!
Posted in Acocks Green, holiday activities, things to do
Tagged Acocks Green Library, South Yardley Library
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Saturday 5th June – Visit Mallard Community Orchard
It’s the perfect time to get outdoors and enjoy the growing season so come on down to Mallard Close next Saturday and support our wonderful community projects.
Posted in Acocks Green, Events, News, places on interest, things to do, Village in Bloom
Tagged community orchard, craft stalls, gardening, local honey, Plant Sale, plants
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Young Trees need Water around AG
Think about the road you live on. Are there young trees that have been planted in the last year or two? We have been enjoying the sunshine and warm weather, but we haven’t had much rain. All around Acocks Green … Continue reading
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Tagged Birmingham, street trees, Tree City, trees, watering
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Zoom Meeting – Central and Eastern European Acocks Green Forum
An opportunity to attend an online forum next week for the Eastern European community in Acocks Green. Get in touch with Centrala All the information below:
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Tagged Birmingham City Council, John O'Shea, Polish, Roger Harmer, Romanian, ward, Zoom
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