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Following the launch of Match My Project in Solihull, 32 businesses and 38 community groups have now signed up to the sharing platform and new mutually beneficial relationships have been formed.
Many residents live in supported accommodation that is provided by a private landlord. Solihull Council is creating a strategy to improve housing for residents who access this type of accommodation and is running a survey to help shape it.
Solihull Council was granted a closure order by Birmingham Magistrates Court yesterday (Monday 25 November) on Boss Mart 2, 53 Warwick Road, Olton after the business sold illegal tobacco and vapes.
Today marks the start of the 16 days of activism against gender-based violence, an annual campaign that runs from November 25 (the international day for the elimination of violence against women) to December 10 (international human rights day).
Residents and businesses across Solihull are being invited to get into gear for a winter biking challenge on the back of a successful event over the autumn.
Yesterday was Carers Rights Day. I want to take the opportunity to recognise and thank all those incredible people who care for a loved one.
Not a rocket, but this Apollo project has the potential to launch children’s aspirations into the stratosphere.
Students from secondary schools across the borough brought UN-style global climate negotiations to Solihull as they took part in a model COP29 summit.
Solihull residents struggling with energy costs and other household essentials are being encouraged to check if they are eligible for help through the Household Support Fund.
A senior licensing officer in Solihull Council’s regulatory services team has won a prestigious national award.
Households across Solihull are being invited to go green and potentially save money on their energy bills by signing up to a collective energy switching scheme.
Inevitably an environmental theme this week.
Thousands of illegal vapes, dangerous toys, harmful cosmetics and counterfeit small electricals, clothing and jewellery will soon be recycled thanks to a special partnership between Solihull Council and Lighthouse Security.
Hope Coppice in Shirley has won a national award for its contribution to biodiversity enhancement and improving the well-being of the local community.
People who care for a family member or friend in Solihull are invited to join a workshop on Friday 22 November and help the Council to redesign support services for unpaid carers.
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