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A financial assessment can help us to understand if you can pay towards the cost of your care and support.

While businesses can find support such as grants from this page, some of our projects can help employers with shaping the future workforce and fulfilling Corporate Social Responsibility.

Find your Councillor or MP, how to register to vote, election results and the Mayor of Solihull

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

We subscribe to major online information resources so that you can use them free of charge, at home, at work or in the library, at any time of day or night.

History of the area of Berkswell in Solihull.

Page for new communities coming to live in Solihull

Traffic Regulation Orders (TROs) are legal documents made by the Council. They control the use of highways for movement and parking. They can be permanent, temporary or emergency orders or special event orders for traffic management during an event.

Our Family Hub guide on services and providers who can provide help and advice.

The following data tools and websites are useful sources of a range of local, regional and national data and intelligence.

From and including October 2012, the Council publishes all expenditure items for goods and services over £250. The information will be published monthly, as an easily readable PDF file and a CSV file.

Under the Code of Recommended Practice for Local Authorities on Data Transparency, councils are encouraged to publish all corporate purchase card transactions.

Family Hubs are local centres where children, young people, parents, and carers can access support and take part in fun activities!

How admission arrangements are agreed for the council's schools, church voluntary aided schools and academies.

Every applicant for British citizenship is required to attend a citizenship ceremony to swear an oath of allegiance to the Crown and make a pledge to uphold the values and laws of the UK.

Suggested walks in Solihull

Did you know that 90% of your child’s brain growth happens before the age of 5? All those little moments – smiles, cuddles, chats, games – help them learn how to communicate, develop confidence, and make friends. Everyone involved in a baby’s life can help contribute towards building a young, healthy brain.

Our care fee rates and how to pay an invoice.

Support for your child does not stop after their 2nd birthday. Access the local support on offer and learn alongside your child as they grow and develop in their early years, setting them up with a positive Start for Life.

From thinking about having a baby to being pregnant, there are lots of services in Solihull to support you with your health and answer any queries you may have.

Community Advice Hubs in Chelmsley Wood and Solihull town centre are available every week day to provide information and support about a range of topics including care options, accessing benefits, housing issues and energy efficiency.

Information to help people arriving from Afghanistan to settle, live, work and find local services in Solihull.

An asylum seeker is someone who comes to the UK, often fleeing persecution, torture or war, and applies for refugee status.

Love Solihull supports residents across Solihull who take great pride in where they live and wish to play an active role in helping to keep their local areas clear of litter.

The first few months after birth are important for your baby’s future health and development. Your local health visiting team are on hand to help with any issues you are facing on your journey.

There is a lot of help available if you have a hearing impairment.

The history of Meriden in Solihull.

Caring for someone is a rewarding experience but it can put you under pressure. If you ever need support with your caring role help is available.