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Tag Archives: Birmingham City Council
Get Digging in Acocks Green!
Did you know that there are plots available at our local allotments? Allotment gardening offers a great opportunity to get fitter, grow lots of healthy fruit and vegetables and meet other gardeners to share ideas, successes and failures! If you are … Continue reading
School Holidays- Free Children’s Activities
Kids bored already? Free school holiday activites going on in Acocks Green, see below for all the details:
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Tagged Acocks Green, Art, Birmingham City Council, free, Fun, Games, Go Play, holiday activities, House of Play + Education, Junior school, School Holidays, Sport
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Supporting the Village’s Independent Businesses – “Backing Birmingham”
Birmingham City Council have launched a major initiative designed to help promote independent retailers in Acocks Green and across the city. The People Make Places campaign will help to promote local shopping areas, focusing on the independent shops. Central to the … Continue reading
Report from Public Meeting – 10th February 2011
Thanks to everyone who attended our public meeting last Thursday. It was lively and informative. Two representatives from the Planning Department, Ian MacLeod and Doug Lee, discussed the Core Strategy 2026 – the strategic plans for our city. The council … Continue reading
Come along to our next Public Meeting
This is a warm invitation to our next Public Meeting on Thurday 10th February at the Baptist Church Community Hall on the corner of Yardley Road and Alexander Road, 7.30pm Our guest speaker will be a representative from Birmingham City … Continue reading
Flowers and Heroes
Local people may remember Mike Wheale, a local council parks officer who was very supportive to the needs of our community over many years service and retired towards the end of 2009. Mike only had a few months left to complete his … Continue reading
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Tagged Birmingham City Council, floral display, Gardeners World, Help for Heroes, mike wheale, Parks, RHS, Spitfire, The Road to Recovery
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