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Targeted Provision for those who require additional short-term support over and above that provided routinely as part of universal services.

Working with partners, we want to transform Solihull station into a fully integrated transport hub, incorporating several modes of transport, including two new Sprint bus routes as well as new cycling and walking routes.

Apply for or renew a Blue Badge

We are currently carrying out a review of all households who receive a council tax discount because one or more adults in the household are disregarded.

From April 2024 parents who work the equivalent of 16hrs per week at minimum living wage and have a child aged 2 may qualify for 15hrs funded childcare per week for 38 weeks per year.

From September 2024 parents who work the equivalent of 16hrs per week at minimum living wage and have a child aged 9 months old may qualify for 15hrs funded childcare per week for 38 weeks per year.

The Solihull Careers Hub collaborate with local schools and colleges to help build careers education programmes through communities of practice, our network of enterprise advisers and by offering specialist advice, support, and resources. We also provide support for residents with SEND.

Information and support for children or young people with autism and their families.

30 hours extended entitlement for 3 and 4 year olds

We’ve set up a series of grants to help install a range of energy efficient improvements in eligible homes

Solihull’s Electric Vehicle Strategy has been developed with the central aim of ensuring that when any existing petrol or diesel powered vehicle owned or operated in the borough is sold or scrapped, it is replaced with an electric vehicle.

Public rights of way

The following information is provided to aid with understanding and explain the process of how Electronic Communications Infrastructure (masts and supporting equipment) are managed through the planning process.

How to check if you are eligible for a council tax discount.

Children aged from 9 months old who are in foster care may be eligible for 15 hours per week of early education funding (up to a maximum number of hours per term) if their foster carer/s meet set eligibility criteria.