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The EHCP replaces the previous legal document which was known as a statement of special educational needs and the learning difficulties assessment (LDA). The EHCP is for children and young people aged 0-25 years with the most complex needs.

We want every school to be accessible and inclusive. Early years settings, post 16 provision and the wider community should also follow this example. The local authority must have an Accessibility Strategy and all school providers must have an Accessibility Plan.

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Information and support for people from Ukraine.

Non-domestic rates, or business rates, collected by local authorities are the way that those who occupy non-domestic property contribute towards the cost of local services.

You can get small business rate relief if you only use one property, or you have additional properties with a rateable value of less than £2,899 and your rateable values does not exceed £20,000 when added together.

You could get rural rate relief if your business is in a rural area with a population below 3,000.

Charities and registered community amateur sports clubs can apply for mandatory or discretionary business rate relief.

In the Chancellor’s budget on 27 October 2021, it was announced that the Government would provide further business rates support for eligible retail, hospitality and leisure businesses in England occupying a qualifying property.

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The Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme offers a healthy meal and enriching activities for children whose family meet certain eligibility criteria. These are free of cost to the parent/carer of eligible children.

Working with individuals, groups and organisations to develop thriving communities, creating the conditions for people to live healthy, happy and connected lives.

Located between the Chester Road (A452) and the M6 in Chelmsley Wood, the former Simon Digby school site was allocated for housing development in the 2013 Solihull Local Plan. The 4.5 ha plot has the potential to provide up to 177 new high quality sustainable family homes.

Solihull Council is developing a long term plan to ensure that Chelmsley Wood Town Centre continues to thrive and serve the needs of the local community as we witness the role of town centres changing locally and nationally.

Street Parties are events that groups of residents get together to arrange for their neighbours.