-
Join 386 other subscribers
-
Recent Posts
local blogs
other local organisations
public transport
useful links
- Birmingham Careers Service
- Birmingham City Council website
- Birmingham History Forum
- Birmingham's Be Prepared website
- Contact Details for Acocks Green Councillors
- Contact Details for our MP – Jess Phillips (Labour)
- Entitled To – check benefit entitlement
- Healthwatch Birmingham – Spotlight on local Health Services
- Jess Philips MP – NEW ADDRESS
- My Society
- Photographs of local events and in and around Birmingham
- Search for local Planning Applications
- Sheldon Community Website
- South Yardley Allotments
- South Yardley Children's Centre
- South Yardley Library
- West Midlands Police
- West Midlands Police website
Pages
AGNF RSS Feed
- Acocks Green
- Acocks Green Carnival
- Acocks Green Library
- Acocks Green Neighbourhood Forum
- Acocks Green Village
- Acocks Green Village in Bloom
- activities
- adult education
- Baptist Church Hall
- Birmingham
- Birmingham City Council
- Calendar
- Canals and Rivers Trust
- children's activities
- Christmas
- Community
- community gardening
- Cottesbrooke Junior School
- courses
- dog show
- entertainment
- exercise
- flowers
- Fox Hollies
- Fox Hollies Forum
- Fox Hollies Park
- free
- fresh air
- friends of the earth
- gardening
- Grand Union Canal
- Jeffries Hardware
- Keep Britain Tidy
- Kimichi School
- library
- litter-picking
- litter pick
- live music
- Mallard Close
- Mallard Community Orchard
- melinda brown
- millennium green
- music
- nature
- Neighbourhood Forum
- photographs
- photography
- police
- public meeting
- Recom
- RHS
- Royal Horticultural Society
- South Yardley Library
- Sport4Life
- stalls
- St Marys
- St Marys Church
- Stockfield
- stockfield park
- Stone Hall
- Swansong
- town centre manager
- tulips
- Village in Bloom
- Vineries Bridge
- volunteering
- volunteers
- Warwick Road
- watering
- westley vale
- Westley Vale Millennium Green
- West Midlands Police
- Yardley Road
- Young people
- youth activities
Recent Comments
Kit Barlow on Help Brighten Up the Village t… Kit Barlow on Help Brighten Up the Village t… Dr. Ilse Pienaar on Help Brighten Up the Village t… Roy pickering on Photos Kit Barlow on Public Meeting – Tuesday…
Tag Archives: Birmingham City Council
Public Meeting of the Neighbourhood Forum – this Tuesday
Click HERE for zoom connection to meeting
What is a Ward Forum Meeting? Come and Find Out!
The ward’s Councillors sit on the forum. Ward Forum meetings focus on the issues, priorities and decisions important to people in their local area. They are one way you can get involved in the decisions that affect your neighbourhood. This … Continue reading
Tyseley Energy Park & Local Improvements – Share your Views
Acocks Greener is a local community group in Tyseley & Hay Mills and Acocks Green, their aim is to help us become a greener community and to cope with climate change. Some 230 homes in the area have benefitted from insulation, … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Acocks Greener, Birmingham City Council, Coalition for Impact, Community, Hay Mills, investment, Lococnomy, News, survey, sustainability, TEED, Tyseley, Tyseley Energy Park
Leave a comment
Last Chance to Speak Up about our Community Libraries
Residents have until the Thursday 26th September to have their say about the future of our community libraries. There is also a chance to share your views in person. (See below). The council has given feedback from the first phase … Continue reading
Our Community Libraries under Threat – Time for Action
Because of the financial situation within Birmingham City Council, there are plans to make savings across all council services, including our local libraries. The Neighbourhood Forum knows what an important role the community libraries play to many local people. Not … Continue reading
Support Acocks Green Library’s Read In – Saturday 23rd March
We have all heard about the financial crisis that Birmingham City Council is facing. Local libraries are under threat of closure. Libraries play a key part in our community, offering a safe space for people to read, meet and take … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Acocks Green, Acocks Green Library, Birmingham City Council, campaign
Leave a comment
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
Tuesday 8 December 6.30pm – 8.30pm. Conference about Housing Concerns in our Area.
The Neighbourhood Forum have postponed their Virtual Public Meeting and AGM that was due to take place on Tues 8 December until Tuesday 19th January, because of this important meeting on housing issues. Many local people have concerns about private … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Acocks Green, Birmingham City Council, Exempt Accommodation, HMOs, housing, Private Rented Sector
Leave a comment
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:
Posted in Acocks Green, Events, things to do, volunteering
Tagged Birmingham City Council, John O'Shea, Polish, Roger Harmer, Romanian, ward, Zoom
Leave a comment
Keep the Green Clean Update
Birmingham City Council have recently been equipping community groups with litter-picking tools, and so volunteers from Acocks Green Village in Bloom took advantage of the offer. Ashley Atterbury the Assistant Service Manager from the Fleet & Waste at Montgomery Street … Continue reading
Acocks Green Neighbourhood Forum 