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Council staff, local businesses big and small, and members of the public have demonstrated the generous spirit of Solihull by coming together to ensure that the stockings of every child we support will be much fuller this Christmas.

A couple who illegally sub-let a Solihull Council property whilst living 130 miles away in Essex have been sentenced for fraud by false representation.

Solihull Council is partnering with Switch Together Energy, the national energy switching initiative formerly known as Big Community Switch, to help residents save money on their energy bills while accessing tariffs backed by 100% renewable electricity.

Solihull Council has launched the second phase of their consultation on the future governance arrangements in Balsall and Berkswell.  

Local employers are shaping brighter futures through Solihull Council’s Youth Trailblazer programme. Abi Charles is the first young person supported into work through the programme and she is celebrating this new career milestone.

Christmas is coming. I can hear the cries of ‘but it’s still November!’ coming through the screen, but lots of lights have been switched on around the borough already, on high streets and in front gardens, and I’m happy to see the festive mood getting under way.

Landlords and managing agents across Solihull joined a forum to hear updates on key legislation and receive support from the Council.

Solihull Council and the SCALE consortium are proud to announce that the pioneering Solihull & Coventry Automated Links Evolution (SCALE) project has won the Connected and Autonomous Vehicles Award at the prestigious CiTTi Awards 2025.

The 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence campaign began yesterday (Tuesday November 25). The annual campaign runs from November 25 (the international day for the elimination of violence against women) to December 10 (international human rights day).

Kingshurst Park is undergoing a major transformation, with residents, schoolchildren, and community groups recently gathering to help plant over 19,000 spring bulbs. The event, which saw a selection of daffodils and crocuses added across the site, marks a key moment in the park’s regeneration.