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Consultations

How you can comment on services you receive from the Council and be involved in Council decisions.

Parking near a school

We have launched an initiative to help tackle the issue of inconsiderate parking near schools during the morning drop-off and afternoon pick up periods.

In support of this initiative, from Monday 15 April for twelve weeks the schools below will be subject to intensive parking enforcement:

  • Balsall Common Primary School
  • Berkswell C of E Voluntary Aided Primary School
  • Bishop Wilson C of E Primary School
  • Burman Infant School
  • Dorridge Nursery, Infant and Junior School
  • Monkspath Junior & Infant School

If your children attend any of these schools, if you work at any of the schools or if you are a pedestrian or driver who walks or drives past the school, we are keen to know if you think the initiative has reduced parking around the school; so please spend a few minutes filling in this survey.

Proposed changes to the policies for travel assistance for pupils of statutory school age and for Post 16 students with special educational needs.

We are seeking your views on proposed changes to our Travel Assistance policies. The consultation period will run from 22 April 2013 until noon on 24 May 2013.

For more information, to view the draft policies, the consultation document and the consultation response form please click here.

Flooding Survey 2012/13

2012/13 has seen some extreme weather and on a number of occasions flooding has occurred in Solihull Borough. To help us reduce the effects of similar flooding in future please fill in this form if you have been affected by or witnessed flooding. If you have witnessed multiple floods please fill out a separate form for each one.

Take the survey

Consultation on the Preliminary Draft Charging Schedule for the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) (March 2013)

Consultation on the Council’s Preliminary Draft Charging Schedule for the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) runs from Friday 15th March 2013 until Friday 26th April 2013. More information on the Preliminary Draft Charging Schedule is available here.

Parking restrictions in Dickens Heath

We recently consulted on proposals to introduce parking restrictions throughout the Dickens Heath Village area, as shown on Plan No. 7804

The plan included yellow lines to address concerns that have been raised about dangerous and inappropriate parking within Dickens Heath Village and a zonal ban on pavement and grass verge parking.

The survey has now closed and Officers are currently reviewing all of the comments received. Further information will be available on this page once the review has been completed.

Christmas Fayre 2012

We would like your feedback on the Christmas Fayre which is located in Mell Square, Solihull Town Centre over the Christmas period which consists of a variety of stalls, food, snacks and bar area.  Did you visit? Is it something you would like to see return in 2013?  Is there something else you would like to see in its place?

Your feedback will help with our planning for this Christmas.

Have your say on changes to how we run the mental health community recovery service

We have been looking at how we run our mental health community recovery service and we want to make some changes, but before we do, we want to consult people about our ideas.

The job of the community recovery team is to help people who are recovering from an episode of mental illness to get their life back on track and continue to live their life with their illness. We think that if we make a few changes to how we do things, we will be better able to do this.

Please take the time to read the information booklet we have put together about our proposals before you complete this feedback form.

Read the information booklet

Complete the feedback form

Independent Living and Extra Care Housing Strategy: Consultation

The Independent Living and Extra Care Housing Strategy, seeks to plan future services for all age groups and disabilities including those with mental health needs and the needs of vulnerable young people making the transition to adulthood.

There are two main strategic objectives:

  • to enable vulnerable people to continue to live independently in their own homes through provision of support services
  • to encourage provision of a wider range of suitable and affordable independent accommodation for people who need or choose to move.

The draft strategy can be accessed at: http://www.solihull.gov.uk/policies/28526.htm

The consultation includes a stakeholder event on 22nd October at Solihull College, Blossomfield Road Campus which will bring together all those with an interest in these issues and a contribution to make. This will also inform the consultation on the overall housing strategy

Following the consultation period there will be consideration by Members at scrutiny. The final draft of the strategy will then be considered for approval by full Cabinet on 20th December. Subject to its approval the strategy will be effective from the start of 2013.

Changes to home care support

This Consultation has now closed.

As part of Solihull Council’s programme to transform adult social care, we have consulted with service users on home care support. Key findings from the consultation are now available. You can also download an Easy Read version of the key findings.

Further information

If you have any questions about this consultation, please contact Solihull Connect (Adult Social Care) on 0121 704 8007.

Leisure services for children with disabilities

We have recently invested money into leisure services for children and young people with disabilities. The money we used was grant funding from DCATCH and came from the government.

So that we can continue to improve leisure services for children and young people with disabilities we would like you to spend some time telling us how we can further improve and what you think we need to do next.

This survey can be filled in by parents of a child with a disability or by a young person themselves.

Take the survey.

Consultations on improvements to roads and pavements

We now have a new area on our website dedicated to information about improvements to roads.  This new page includes consultation on any proposed work and updates on work already in progress or planned, so you can now go to one place for this type of information.

See all consultations about roads and pavements.

More Consultations

We welcome your feedback and comments on our services. We are continuously looking how to improve what we do and the services we provide to you.

For a full listings on consultations about works to roads please see the road works page.

Previous Consultations and Results

See details of our previous consultations and results.


Further Information

Contact

Tel: 0121 704 6000 Email: connectcc@solihull.gov.uk Solihull Council, Council House, Manor Square Solihull, West Midlands, B91 3QB
Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council
Solihull Connect, Library Square, Solihull West Midlands B91 9RG UK
0121 704 6000
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