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Lanchester Park offers a space for recreation and a welcome green space for local people in this urban setting.

A Green Flag Park which is much loved by the local community, Knowle Park provides great open spaces and a play area for families to meet and relax.

Ideally located next to the local shopping centre, Kingshurst Park is a wonderful small area for local families to relax and play.

A Green Flag Park, Hillfield Park is a wonderful large landscaped area for the local community.

Nestled on the edge of Solihull, Elmdon Nature Park is a wonderful Green Flag Park and Local Nature Reserve.

Located in the heart of the community, Dorridge Park and Dorridge Wood Local Nature Reserve is a Green Flag Park, which brings the countryside into the area.

Ideally located for the local community, Bentley Heath Park is a great little space for families and friends to relax, play and get fit.

A Green Flag Park located in Kingshurst, Babbs Mill Local Nature Reserve (LNR) offers a varied and wild landscape, family play area and many other great facilities.

The parks and green spaces of Solihull are a wonderful way to enjoy the outdoors. Packed with playgrounds, gardens, lakes and facilities to suit all ages, they provide a natural meeting point for friends and families.

Planning is a major part of improving and adding to the local community - and the Local Development Framework (LDF) is a key part of this.

The new planning system demands that the Solihull Local Plan, formerly known as the Core Strategy, was created based on strong evidence. The Spatial Planning Team is responsible for the LDF Evidence Base.

How to find out information about Council owned land and premises including sale of land, plans and purchasing freeholds.

Replacing the Unitary Development Plan is the Local Development Framework (LDF). The LDF is a collection of documents which make up the statutory Development Plan for the borough.

The Council is preparing a Gypsy and Traveller Site Allocations Development Plan Document (DPD).

Public rights of way

Information for developers and residents on how to rename a house or road.

Suggested walks in Solihull

We need the right information to fully assess a planning application. Certain national requirements are mandatory, but we have the discretion to include a local list of validation criteria.

All planning applications must be accompanied by a set list of information. Without this information, the application will be invalid.

Our community and voluntary relations plans, policies and strategies.

Our plans, policies and strategies for children and young people.

Public registers and lists held as public records

Current written protocols, policies and procedures for delivering our services and responsibilities

Decision making processes and records of decisions.

Strategies and plans, performance indicators, audits, inspections and reviews.

Our Solihull Connect walk in centres provide a personal service when dealing with your queries. We can deal with a number of different enquiries at the same time. For example, Housing Benefit, Council Tax and Blue Badge enquiries can be completed in one convenient visit.

Organisational information, structure, locations and contracts.

Accessing information made available by the Council.

Abuse can be stopped and even prevented, but this can only happen if someone knows about it.

This information is part of our Carbon Management programme and also contributes to the councils obligation under the Carbon Reduction Commitment Energy Efficiency Scheme.