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Earlier this week I went to the launch of Solihull IRL, a new campaign which aims to push the message that getting out and about and interacting In Real Life (hence IRL) makes you healthier and happier than spending too much time online.

The Met Office has announced a yellow heat health alert from 12pm on Wednesday 17 June 2026 until 8pm on Monday 23 June 2026 across the West Midlands.

Today (18 June) is clean air day. The annual event is focused on raising awareness of the importance of air quality on people’s physical and mental health.

Solihull Council is inviting residents, businesses and visitors to take part in a variety of events during Armed Forces Week and show support for serving personnel, reservists, veterans and cadets. From a vintage afternoon tea to demonstrations by cadets, the programme runs from Monday 22 to Sunday 29 June and offers something for everyone across all ages.

Improvement works to upgrade Queen’s Gardens and enhance the surrounding natural environment along Kingshurst Brook are underway in Chelmsley Wood. The project will deliver a series of upgrades designed to improve accessibility, celebrate local heritage, and create a more attractive and welcoming environment for residents and visitors.

A new free service has launched in Solihull, offering residents personalised support to help them lead healthier, happier lives.

Beautiful blooms, people who care for loved ones and our wider community, and the small matter of the World Cup feature in this week's edition

Councillor Karen Grinsell, Leader of Solihull Council, has shared the following statement:

On Wednesday 3 June, talented pupils were applauded by the Mayor of Solihull for their fabulous artistic work, as part of the Solihull Rotary Young Artist 2026 competition.

Colourful hanging baskets are brightening up the borough thanks to talented adults from Newlands Bishop Farm.