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This is funded through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and administered by Solihull Council.

Wildlife Ways was a £17 million programme, part-funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), which has seen massive environmental improvements across the borough.

We’ve committed to planting 250,000 trees in the borough within ten years.

Love Solihull is an environmental initiative co-ordinated by the Council, supporting members of the local community in making a real difference.

In keeping with the Council’s motto ‘urbs in rure’ (town in the country), Solihull’s natural environment is one of its greatest assets.

All of us want to live in an environment with clean air, where we can enjoy active healthy lifestyles and where it’s safe for our children to grow up

You may have noticed the street lights in your area emit a whiter light when compared with older style streetlights and their orange glow

The Solihull Town Centre Energy Network will distribute low carbon heat and power from a single energy centre directly into town centre buildings.

Alongside the borough-wide net zero action plan, we are also committed to making sure the Council’s own operations are net zero by 2030.

Our bold NZAP sets out what needs to be done to meet the borough’s 2041 net zero target

Solihull’s exciting future is to shift towards a low-carbon economy, acting as a key player in the wider ‘Green Revolution’ taking place across the West Midlands.

These are examples of major and minor adaptations to help you or a family member stay independent in your home for as long as possible.

Direct payments could be available if you or the person you care for get help from Solihull Adult Social Care. You can get direct payments by opening a bank account or having a prepaid card to pay for your non-residential needs.

Personal budgets enable you to choose who you want to provide your care and support and organise it yourself.

Solihull social care services provide care and support to those who need it. People that are not entitled to care and support from Solihull Council social care will need to pay the full cost or make a contribution to the cost of their care.