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The history of Hobs Moat in Solihull

The history of Hampton in Arden in Solihull.

The history of Dickens Heath in Solihull.

The history of Elmdon in Solihull.

The history of Dorridge in Solihull.

All streets, roads, footways, forecourts and other areas to which the public have access without payment within Solihull are “consent streets.” Before trading on a consent street you will require permission from us.

If you wish to place a skip on any part of the highway a permit is required from us.

A licence is required to place a scaffold or hoarding on a public highway (road, pavement or rear lane).

Bulky waste collection unacceptable items

bulky waste collection terms and conditions

You'll need a permit to visit Bickenhill tip if you will be driving a commercial vehicle such as a van or pick up or if you are towing a large trailer

As a business owner, you hold responsibility for the buildings you own. Any works undertaken need Building Regulations approval as a result.

In order to place any of the following items on the public highways it’s necessary to a have a valid licence.

The food and safety team at Solihull Council inspects food premises to ensure they comply with food safety and standards legislation.

Details of how you may be able to request copies of information we hold.