Groups near you
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Ackers Park (Friends of)
The aims of the Friends of Ackers Park are to work for the improvement of amenities in the park, including: play areas, planted areas, rubbish removal, wildlife conservation and personal security.
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Acocks Green Recreation Ground (Friends of)
Acocks Green Recreation Ground is the home of Acocks Green Carnival and a valuable green space to the community. Local residents are keen to work together to enhance this attractive park and to encourage other local people to become involved. B27 7UX Visit the Acocks Green
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Acocks Green Village in Bloom
At the heart of their endeavours lies the Acocks Green Village’s main island, showcased in the above photo, which serves as a beautiful feature in their ongoing transformation project. To stay connected and updated with their activities, interested individuals can find Acocks Green Village in Bloom on Facebook, where they regularly share updates, news, and…
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Antrobus Road Residents’ Action Group (ARRAG)
Antrobus Road Residents’ Action Group [ARRAG] was founded in 2019 with the aim of creating a cleaner, safer neighbourhood and caring for the environment. They want to make their local streets and alleyways in B21 clean and safe for all to use. They want to involve everyone – residents, landlords and housing providers –…
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Balaam’s Wood Local Nature Reserve (Friends of)
Balaam’s Wood Local Nature Reserve in Frankley, Birmingham is made up of 6.5 acres of ancient oak woodland and the same amount of grassland. The River Rea runs through the reserve. B31 5ES Contact: [email protected] Friends of Balaam’s Wood Local Nature Reserve website
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Bartley Reservoir (Friends of)
The Friends of Bartley Reservoir are a group of local residents working together to promote the reservoir’s surrounding green spaces and to make them better for all. They run regular litter-picks, clean-up events and an autumn/winter woodland management and conservation group, as well as fundraise for infrastructure improvements. The reservoir’s green surroundings incorporate Bartley Meadows which…
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Berkeley Road
The Berkeley Road and B25 open spaces Friends Group is made up of local residents keen to look after the park and other green open spaces in B25 area. This includes litter picking in and around the green spaces, taking care with the support of parks and in the future – organising and hosting community…
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Billesley Bin Baggers
Billesley Bin Baggers started during the pandemic when reduced activity by Parks staff and closed facilities led to a huge build up of litter in local parks. Local residents banded together to clear areas like Chinn Brook Recreation Ground and The Dingles as well as roads around their homes. There are now over 100 members…
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Billesley Common (Friends of)
Billesley Common is a recreational area of public open space in South Birmingham, England. It is situated along the Yardley Wood Road, between the suburbs of Moseley and Yardley Wood. Billesley Common was first mentioned in 1774 as being ‘common wasteland’. Friends of Billesley Common (previously know as Valley Riverside Project) currently are actively recruiting…
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Birchfield Neighbourhood Forum
As part of Birchfield Neighbourhood Forum’s social activity, Livingstone Community Garden and Eco Centre was set up to give growing space for our residents who have no access to a garden. Hidden away from street bustle this green space provides a place to relax away from stressful surroundings, to refresh weary bodies, minds and spirits.…
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Boldmere Spinney (Friends of)
The Friends of Boldmere Spinney are a group of local residents that wish to promote conservation, protection, education and improvement of the physical, natural and social environment of Boldmere Spinney. This wonderful jewel includes areas of untamed nature in the heart of Boldmere, in the Royal Town of Sutton Coldfield. Predominantly an Oak Coppice, which…
