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A guide to key health websites and safely accessing health information

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

The Greater Birmingham and Solihull Local Enterprise Partnership have recently set up a Sustainability Hub

The SSVG is a Council led group of sustainability leads from over 40 small, medium and large Solihull based businesses.

Keep an eye out for the latest funding opportunities available for your business.

Only one in 10 small businesses measure their carbon footprint, according to research published by the British Chambers of Commerce

Businesses can be ambassadors for championing a sustainable future for Solihull.

The Council has a Sustainable Travel Team who can help you make informed choices when it comes to travelling more sustainably around the borough.

Taking place in September every year, this national event helps to promote awareness about Fairtrade and shines a light on the communities overseas on the front line of the climate crisis

Over 550 young people took part in the survey, highlighting just how important of an issue climate change is for the next generation of Silhillians

There are various events which take place annually in Solihull which have a healthy participation from local schools.

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.

No matter our age, we’re always learning more about climate change, emerging low carbon technologies and innovative ways we can reduce our carbon footprint

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

The average UK family household spends £80 a month on food they throw away, which adds up to £1,000 over the course of a year.