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Another busy litter pick at Acocks Green Recreation Ground with several of the fantastic volunteers who help look after Acocks Green Recreation Ground. It's heavily used at this time of year and needs regular picking.

It was an honour to propose Birmingham's new Lord Mayor at today's @bhamcitycouncil.bsky.social AGM. Cllr Zafar Iqbal has now taken over from Cllr Ken Wood, who had a fantastic year as Brum's First Citizen.

Today’s Mobile Household Waste Centre visit to Fox Hollies Leisure Centre, Acocks Green, is up and running, busy but orderly. As at 8am the queue is just 5 mins or so. Open until 12.45pm.

Acocks Green Liberal Democrats Mobile Household Waste Centre Visit to Fox Hollies Leisure Centre Car Park, Shirley Road, B27 7NS, Thursday 17th April We have arranged a visit of the Council's Mobile Household Waste Centre to the.....

There will be a visit of the Council's Mobile Household Waste Service to Fox Hollies Leisure Centre Car Park on Thursday 17th April. The service will run from 7.45am to 12.45pm. www.facebook.com/AcocksGreenL...

Great litter pick along Greenwood Avenue this morning with the team from @FoxHolliesCA. Around 20 bags collected.

Extremely busy Mobile Household Waste Centre visit to Elmdon Road, Acocks Green this morning, with a steady stream of residents clearing their domestic waste and bulky items. It will be there until 12.30 this afternoon.

Attended a packed Hall Green Library this afternoon for the Friends of Hall Green Library Ramadan and Save Our Saturdays Fayre. The Friends of Hall Green Library are spot on when they say our libraries need to stay open full time - 3 days isn't enough! #SaveOurLibraries

Done a stint on the Keep the Green Clean Up this morning. Went down Warwick Road, Westley Road and Fox Hollies Road, finishing in Hazelwood with 260th Scouts. Lots of other groups out - thank you to Fran for organising!

Very busy Mobile Household Waste Centre visit to Thornfield Road, Acocks Green this morning. Over 70 residents had visited by 10.50am this morning with a couple of hours left to go.

Lovely walk this morning along Pool Farm Road, Acocks Green, leafletting residents. Have reported the seemingly obligatory fly-tipped mattress and fridge, and picked up plenty more casework from residents.

Birmingham City Council - Keep Kings Heath Park Plant Nursery open Can you spare a minute to help this campaign?

Please support this petition. Closing Kings Heath Park Plant Nursery would save little and do huge damage to the local park and wider green communities. Instead the Council should focus on making it break even which is clearly possible. chng.it/M7ZVQ6tZcx

These are the bins at the former Acocks Green Neighbourhood Office, now an HMO. Not collected by BCC as they were overfilled and now with a large volume of side waste. And a fly-tipped fridge on the pavement to complete the scene. I have reported them.

A frosty first litter pick of 2025. Good to get Acocks Green Recreation Ground clear of litter before the really bad weather arrives!

Today I took part in a community clean up of Lakefield Close, Hall Green. We cleared nearly 100 bags of leaves and litter. Here is a before and after of one section and some of the bags.

Birmingham Liberal Democrats are proud to support "Brumwish" Every child in Birmingham should get a gift from Santa!

Liberal Democrats are proudly supporting Brumwish
Can you support this fantastic cause and make sure that all children in care get a gift this Christmas?
www.birminghamlibdems.org.uk/news/article...

It's been 125 days since the road safety emergency was announced Cllr Izzy Knowles wants to see an expansion of the remit and resources of police traffic officers and neighbourhood teams, and more work with council officers to target individuals who cause the most ...

"It's been 125 days since the road safety emergency was announced"

Cllr Izzy Knowles responds to the road safety report.

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Councillor Roger Harmer presented a petition on behalf of residents of Oakhurst Road in Acocks Green who seek traffic calming measures.

I have asked Sanctuary Housing to cut back their overgrown hedge which is narrowing the useable area of the pavement on Dudley Park Road, near its junction with Sherbourne Road, Acocks Green.

And my first post here is.. the result of a litter pick I took part in this morning. Looking forward to see how this platform compares with X/Twitter.

Please can I be added Emily!