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Solihull Connect customer charter

There are some great places for families to visit in Solihull, or you can head further afield and enjoy arts, crafts, railways, museums and theme parks.

Waste management, rubbish and recycling plans, policies and strategies

The Armed Forces Community Covenant is a voluntary statement between the civilian community and its local armed forces community.

Information on best practices when linking to www.solihull.gov.uk.

Who to contact with media enquiries

On the 1 October 2013 much of the Scrap Metal Dealers Act 2013 came into force. This replaces the Scrap Metal Dealers Act 1964 and will see the registration scheme replaced by a licensing scheme.

If your unwanted furniture is in good condition you could donate it to one of the following charities who may collect if for free.

You can give the environment a helping hand by reducing, recycling or reusing things you would normally throw away.

Assisted collections for rubbish and recycling collections

It’s a criminal offence to distribute free printed material, such as flyers, business cards, newspapers and leaflets, within Solihull town centre without our permission.

The use of land for a market or car boot sale is permitted without the need for planning permission.

street collection permit

A sex establishment can either be a sex shop or a sex cinema.

Private hire operator licence