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Solihull residents who receive Housing Benefit or the Housing Costs element of Universal Credit may be eligible for financial support from the Discretionary Housing Payments (DHP) Scheme.

SCALE 2 Autonomous Shuttle Project Builds on Successful Trials to Secure UK Government Funding

The summer holidays are underway, so I thought it would be good to focus on children and young people in my column this week. That won’t be the only topic, I’ve got some bits about our brilliant tree wardens and things to do this summer, but as we’ve put children at the heart of everything we do in our newly published council plan it’s only right I reflect that in my column today.

We are aware of a pollution incident in the watercourse leading to Brueton Park and Brueton Park Lake.

This week I’m going to talk about community. I’m proud of the sense of community we have here in Solihull, and of all the smaller communities which together make up our wonderful borough, from our urban centres to our villages and rural areas.

The Mayor of Solihull invited the winner and runners up of the Solihull Schools Artwork Competition 2025 to the parlour to celebrate their artistic achievements and congratulate them on their hard work

The Mayor of Solihull, Councillor Annette Mackenzie, visited Hatchford Brook Family Hub in Elmdon, on Tuesday 15 July.

With summer well and truly here, there’s lots of things to do in Solihull town centre to keep people entertained while the sun shines.

Solihull’s HAF (Holiday Activities and Food) programme returns this summer with the highest number and range of activities, since launching four years ago.

An allotment in Solihull which has served the local community for almost 50 years has become the first in the borough to win a prestigious Green Flag Community Award.