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Ecology and the environment

We are happy to respond to your enquiry however you like to get in touch.

Public rights of way

Public rights of way records and consultations.

Find sport and leisure facilities, keep fit and healthy with Solihull Active and where to walk or cycle in Solihull.

All invitations need to state the date, time, venue, and background information of your event and what The Mayor is required to do.

Short breaks are leisure opportunities for children and young people with disabilities which give their parent/carer a break/respite from their caring responsibilities. Short breaks are intended to have positive benefits for both children and young people with a disability and their parents/carers.

As a Council, our work to support Arts and Culture will centre around supporting the development of the creative sector and encouraging as many residents as possible to take part in arts and cultural activity.

Would you like to know what's happening in Solihull and its neighbouring areas, for children and families? Then join our Parents' Network for the latest information.

Solihull Council is an accredited Regional Delivery Centre with 1st4sport.

Are you interested in shaping the future of adult social care in Solihull? Your everyday lived experiences of adult social care services can be used to make them better.

Learning how to live with dementia after your diagnosis is important and there is support and information to help.

We provide different types of recycling to flats

Where you can park in Solihull, apply for a blue badge and pay a parking fine.

In Solihull we believe that every child and young person matters. We know that many children and young people with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) or additional needs may need more support in their life. We have therefore been working with them, their parent carers, and those who support them to write our first Additional Needs Strategy.

Solihull’s EY TAC has been developed to support early years children (0 to 4 years) and their families to get the help that they need.

While most children and young people do well, we know that that some need more support than others or help to get ready for their future life.

Whether it’s an extension, a loft conversion or a new development, Building Regulations will need to be met.

Building Regulations ensure a building is accessible to all and safe for use and that fuel and power is conserved.

Information and services available at The Core Library.

If you’re homeless or at risk of homelessness contact Solihull Community Housing as soon as possible.

If you are having problems paying your Council Tax we can help

This section of our website sets out our offer for unpaid carers.

If you have care and support needs, adaptations to your home, for example, a stairlift, can make it easier to live there independently for as long as possible.

If you are caring for someone else aged 18 or over on a regular basis, without being paid for it, you can request a carer’s assessment.

If you are an unpaid carer, it's important that you get time for yourself, to support your own well-being.

The Meriden Neighbourhood Plan was ’made’ on 17 June 2021.

30 hours extended entitlement for 3 and 4 year olds

Advice and how you can make a referral if you work with victims of domestic abuse.

If the cost of living has caused you to worry about money help and support is available.