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Tag Archives: vegetables
Fresh Food, Fresh Air and Exercise
Acocks Green has allotments available for this year, and this is a great time to get stuck in and start growing your own fruit and vegetables. Some of the benefits to having your own allotment: Healthy Eating There are a … Continue reading
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Tagged Acocks Green, allotments, Clay Lane, Community, exercise, fruit, gardening, Healthy Eating, vegetables
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Get Digging in Acocks Green
In a recent news item on BBC Midlands it was announced that there are over 1000 free allotments around Birmingham. This was a little misleading because it implied that they were ‘free’ as in there was no cost, however what they … Continue reading
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Tagged Acocks Green, allotments, community gardening, food production, Fox Hollies, gardening, Urban Veg, vegetables, Yardley Road
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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
Eat Seasonably Event – Saturday 3rd September in the Village
The Neighbourhood Forum has recently been contacted by the Eat Seasonably Campaign. Its aim is to help us enjoy fruit and veg when they are naturally at their best – better taste, better value and better for the environment. Visit http://www.eatseasonably.co.uk to … Continue reading