Your opinion on Acocks Green Centre wanted

Do you live or work in Acocks Green? Are you happy with our centre just the way it is? It seems not everyone is.

What do YOU think of Acocks Green Centre? Why not fill in our brand new Summer 08 Survey of Acocks Green Centre and let us know? The survey will stay up for the summer. In the autumn we will analyse and publish the results on our site. We will be using the findings to raise issues, wherever we can, both with the Council and in the media.

You should find the survey quick and easy to complete. There are boxes available for extra comment, if you feel like it.

Click the link to take the survey. (You’ll be directed to an online page with full instructions.)

Thanks for completing it - we look forward to hearing your views.

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2 Responses to “Your opinion on Acocks Green Centre wanted”

  1. Michael Marsh Says:

    Acocks Green center is behind the times, and needs investement. On a a side issue I have created a website for Acocks Green, where people who live there can also discuss these issues. The address is http://www.acocksgreen.org

  2. Julia Says:

    Hi Michael

    Yes - we agree very much that Acocks Green is behind the times and desparately needs investment. Acocks Green centre is stuck in the nineteen-seventies. We are deeply disappointed that a working party which was set up for Regenration in Acocks Green has been stopped whilst other, broadly similar, areas of Birmingham like Kings Heath and Erdington are seeing more investment than we are. We need to press for investment urgently - especially since in the near future we will be facing competition from the new Tesco development in Yardley.

    People who would like to help with the campaign for investment in Acocks Green are also welcome to join The Focus Group. We generally meet on the last Monday of the month, 7.30 at The Hopkins room, Botteville Road entrance to Acocks Green Methodist Church - but give us a call or drop us a line first, because occasionally we change times.

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