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Dave Pardoe - Vital Energi Contracts Manager, Cllr Andy Mackiewicz - Cabinet Member for Climate Change and Planning, Cllr Karen Grinsell - Leader of Solihull Council, Simon Jones – Vital Energi Regional Manager
5 March 2026

Major construction milestones reached as Solihull’s low carbon energy network prepares to go live this summer

A dozen large bags of multiple cartons of illegal cigarettes and vapes
3 March 2026

Boss Mart owner fined almost £7,000

Councillor Grinsell stands smiling in a garden surrounded by greenery
27 February 2026

Karen’s Column Friday 27 February 2026

Thanieth Khan, her father and Cllr Karen Grinsell standing at Thanieth's bench in Shirley
27 February 2026

Solihull bench unveiled in 'living tribute' to local mum living with rare inherited heart condition

Piles of money and a house
26 February 2026

Nearly £400,000 of community funding now available

a promotional poster for switch together solar which shows an image of a red-brick house with solar panels on its roof in the right side of the image, then on the left there is text on a dark green background which reads "Registration open. Join thousands of homes switching to solar energy."
23 February 2026

Switch Together Solar scheme returns to help Solihull residents save money and cut carbon

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