-
Recent Posts
- Commonwealth Games Arts Project for Acocks Green: What do you think?
- Public Meeting and AGM by Zoom
- Lockdown Bulb Planting
- Tuesday 8 December 6.30pm – 8.30pm. Conference about Housing Concerns in our Area.
- Virtual Neighbourhood Forum Public Meeting AGM – Tuesday 8 Dec 7.30pm *** Postponed until January**** Details to follow
- Acocks Green Calendar 2021 – Available Now
local blogs
other local organisations
- Acocks Green BID (Business Improvement District)
- Acocks Green Focus Group
- Acocks Green Local History Society
- Birmingham Neighbourhoods
- Cottesbrooke Walking Group
- Healthwatch Birmingham – Spotlight on local Health Services
- South Yardley Allotments
- Spotlight of local Health Services
- St Marys Church, Acocks Green
- Stockfield Community Association
public transport
useful links
- Acocks Green BID (Business Improvement District)
- Acocks Green Library
- 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)
- Healthwatch Birmingham – Spotlight on local Health Services
- House of Play and Education – timetable
- 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
- activities
- adult education
- Baptist Church Hall
- BID
- Birmingham
- Birmingham City Council
- Business Improvement District
- Canals and Rivers Trust
- children's activities
- Christmas
- Community
- community gardening
- Cottesbrooke Junior School
- courses
- cycling
- dog show
- entertainment
- exercise
- Fox Hollies
- 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
- Mallard Close
- Mallard Community Orchard
- melinda brown
- Mike Byrne
- millennium green
- music
- nature
- Neighbourhood Forum
- photographs
- police
- public meeting
- Recom
- RHS
- School Holidays
- Shopping
- South Yardley Library
- Sport4Life
- stalls
- St Marys
- St Marys Church
- Stockfield
- Stockfield Community Association
- stockfield park
- Stone Hall
- Swansong
- tidy up
- town centre manager
- Village in Bloom
- Vineries Bridge
- volunteering
- volunteers
- Warwick Road
- westley vale
- Westley Vale Millennium Green
- West Midlands Police
- Whats On
- Yardley Road
- Young people
- youth activities
Recent Comments
Ann on Virtual Neighbourhood Forum Pu… adrian1946 on Virtual Neighbourhood Forum Pu… Jane on Cottesbrooke Walking Group… gedhughes on Rural Scenes in Acocks Gr… Kate Tipton on Rural Scenes in Acocks Gr…
Tag Archives: Farmers Market
Craft Fair and Farmers Market this Saturday 15th December
The weather forecast looks mild and dry for the last Acocks Green market day of 2012. There will be over 25 stalls to mooch around so come on down to the village to pick up some bargains. There will also be a … Continue reading
Festive Extravaganza – Saturday 17th November
The festive season is fast approaching, and not long now until Acocks Green Village is lit up by Christmas Lights. On Saturday 17th November is the big Switch On but also there will be a Farmers Market and Arts & Crafts Fair of local … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Acocks Green Village, BID, Business Improvement District, Children's Entertainer, Christmas, Christmas Lights, craft fair, crafts, DJ, DJ Ant, Duchess of Dudley, Elvis Impersonator, Farmers Market, Frank Sinatra Tribute, Irish Dancing, Mad Dominic, music, open mic, Paul Shakespeare, Santa's Grotto, Shopping, stalls, Switch On
Leave a comment
Farmers Market this Saturday – Acocks Green
Spread the word that Acocks Green Farmers Market is on this Saturday, 20th October The Farmers Market takes place on the third Saturday of every month on the service road on Warwick Road, opposite Holy Souls Church. Come along and … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Acocks Green, AGV, BID, Business Investment District, Christmas Lights, crafts, crafts people, Facebook, Farmers Market, Sandy Gianni, stalls, Switch On
Leave a comment
Farmers Market and Autumn Funday this Saturday – 15th September
This Saturday Acocks Green welcomes the third Farmers Market in Acocks Green. There will be some of our favourite stalls as well as an Autumn Funday, dancing and music. The Farmers Market takes place on the third Saturday of every … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Acocks Green, Birmingham, Community, Farmers Market, Warwick Road, Westley Vale Millennium Green
4 Comments
Acocks Green Farmers Market – Saturday 21st July
The second Acocks Green Farmers Market is tomorrow (Saturday), 9am til 3pm on the service road on Warwick Rd, opposite Holy Souls Church. Lots of delicious local produce and goods available. Support our village and spend your money at the … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged 21st July, Acocks Green, Birmingham, Farmers Market, local produce, Warwick Road
Leave a comment
Farmers Market and Funday – Were You There?
Despite the dreary weather the first ever Farmer’s Market in Acocks Green went well. There was a buzz around the village with many shoppers enjoying the lovely local produce and other stalls. Locals came and spoke to those of us on the community stall. … Continue reading
Farmers Market and Fun Day – Saturday 16th June
Acocks Green village will be the place to be on Saturday 16th June when the Farmer’s Market comes to town. As well as activities for kids and stalls loaded with tempting fresh products,we are honoured to have King Pleasure and … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Acocks Green, BID, face painting, Farmers Market, Fun Day, King Pleasure and the Biscuit Boys, martial arts, Sandy Gianni, stalls
8 Comments
