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Acocks Green is a busy residential inner city suburb of Birmingham home to families and people from all walks of life. There is a village centre with local shops, charity shops and supermarkets a 10 minute walk away and the Grand Union Canal is nearby for walkers and cyclists to explore.
However the best thing for travellers about the location is its train and bus connections to the rest of Birmingham. We have a station on the Chiltern line between London Marylebone, through Birmingham Moor Street and Snow Hill, outwards towards Malvern. We are also served by a major bus interchange, with buses going to and from the city centre until past midnight, and also the circular 11 A and C buses that go Anticlockwise and Clockwise around the city, connecting us to places around Birmingham such as Moseley for the Tolkein festival, and Harbourn for the Cricket Stadium.
We are outside the Clean Air Zone, so you can park your car on the street, and take public transport to your city centre venue without getting hit by the charges.
There are a few local restaurants on the high street and a couple of pubs including a weatherspoons, and you can get most kinds of takaway delivered using Deliveroo or Uber Eats.

My home is 4 minutes walk from Acocks Green train station, and 10 minutes from the Acocks Green bus interchange so you can easily get around Birmingham by public transport and avoid the need to drive through the clean air zone in the city centre.
Solihull: 6 minutes by train or 20 minutes by #4 bus.
Birmingham City Centre: 6 minutes by train or 20 minutes by #4 bus.
NEC/Airport: 25 minutes by bus (1 x 5 minutes #11A to Swan Island, and 1 x 20 minutes X1), or train to Birmingham Moor Street, 5-minute walk to Birmingham Central, and then train to Birmingham International for the NEC and the Airport (usually about 50 minutes with changes), or 15 minutes by Uber.
Uber is also available usually with less than a 5-minute wait.
West Midlands Buses take contactless payment cards or require exact change for cash - no change is given.
Train tickets can be bought at the station office or ticket machine or online.
Parking on the street is possible, but it is a busy street. You can also park at the train station park and ride, which is 5 minutes walk away.
Please also be aware there is now a clean air zone in Birmingham centre, with daily charges for driving there so I advise using public transport if possible.
I am happy to help with route planning if you let me know where you need to go.