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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Acocks_GreenAcocks Green - Wikipedia

    Acocks Green also has numerous parks and green spots, including Fox Hollies Park in the south which is home to a man-made lake called Round Pool. The roundabout where Warwick Road meets Shirley Road and Westley Road, despite being a tram and bus terminus until the 1950s, is called The Green by most locals.

  2. www.birmingham.gov.uk › acocks_green_factsheetAcocks Green Factsheet - Birmingham City Council

    Acocks Green Factsheet. Socio-economic profiles containing key demographic and labour market data. File type: PDF; Size: 829.62 KB; Download

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  4. www.birmingham.gov.uk › info › 50170Overview | Acocks Green local history - Birmingham City Council

    Explore the origins of Acocks Green, one of Birmingham's most important and historic suburbs.

  5. mapcarta.com › 17661084Acocks Green Map - Suburb - Birmingham, England, UK - Mapcarta

    Acocks Green is a suburban area and ward of southeast Birmingham, England. It is named after the Acock family, who built a large house there in 1370. It is occasionally spelled "Acock's Green". Map.

  6. www.birmingham.gov.uk › acocks_green_profileAcocks Green Ward Factsheet - Birmingham City Council

    Acocks Green ward is located in the south east of the city. It has a population of 24,490 making it the 7th most populous ward in the city. The ward has a similar age profile to the city as a...

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  7. aghs.jimdofree.com › acocks-green-todayAcocks Green today - Acocks Green History Society: new website

    Acocks Green is about 4 miles south-east of Birmingham city centre. It has a recognisable centre itself, known as the "Green", which is at the junction of the Warwick Road and three local through-routes.

  8. www.birminghammail.co.uk › news › midlands-newsAcocks Green through the years - the Birmingham village once ...

    Jul 28, 2019 · The village of Acocks Green was once known as Snobs Green after wealthy businessmen moved to the suburb in the nineteenth century in search of a middle-class lifestyle - away from the 'dirty'...