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If you live in Solihull you can apply to safely get rid of hazardous household waste at Bickenhill tip.

Love Your Clothes helps UK consumers reflect on how they buy, use and dispose of their clothing.

Solihull will be providing a free small item collection service for households in the Borough.  It will be a bookable service and collection dates will be allocated by our collection contractor Veolia. 

Open to all schools in the borough, the awards challenge pupils and teachers to learn more about the environment both locally and globally, and strive to make their school more eco-friendly.

Information about the services we provide including leaflets, guidance and newsletters.

There are many council and partner services you can call if you have an enquiry or need advice.

How you can pay for extra collections for your garden waste or buy an extra green bin.

Privacy Notice for Economy and Infrastructure

You can find all or our climate change and sustainability news on this page.

we’ve collected all of the key Council policies which relate to climate change and sustainability in one place

As a resident of Solihull you have a legal duty of care to make sure that your waste is only collected by a registered waste carrier.

A vehicle is abandoned if it’s been left by its owner with no intention to recover or accept responsibility for it.

The new planning system demands that the Solihull Local Plan, formerly known as the Core Strategy, was created based on strong evidence. The Spatial Planning Team is responsible for the LDF Evidence Base.

Solihull provides a free bookable collection service for batteries, paint, small electrical items and paint.

Solihull provides a chargeable bulky waste collection service.