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The fund has so far given out over £20,000 to community groups, including Solihull Samaritans.
This week our COVID infection figures are beginning to show a small decline, hovering around 495 infections per 100,000, new cases falling to 1,023 each week in Solihull, and 10 of the borough’s wards seeing a decrease, with only seven increasing.
A number of Solihull schools are closed today due to the poor weather conditions. Any parents or carers whose children are due to attend school physically today should check directly with their school to confirm that it is open.
With over 4.2 million having had their first dose of one of the vaccines, it is great to see the vaccination programme ramping up to delivering over 200,000 jabs a day.
Solihull Council is sharing design concepts for a new Energy Centre to be sited next to Tudor Grange Leisure Centre.
Solihull Council is focusing on testing critical (key) workers, by offering them rapid COVID tests at two new local sites.
Shirley Restaurant Closed Over COVID Rule Breaches
This week our COVID infection figures are around 500 infections per 100,000 with over 1000 new cases each week in Solihull. This is still extremely high and we have record numbers of very sick patients with COVID in our hospitals.
Solihull Council has published a new Prospectus outlining its ambitious Town Centre Masterplan to unlock the future growth potential of Solihull.
People and households struggling to pay their fuel bills and to keep their household warm due to financial difficulties as a result of the COVID pandemic may be entitled to support as part of the COVID Winter Grant Scheme.
Winter Wellbeing Fund- Two New Organisations Granted Funds
On 15 January 2021, the Saleem Bagh restaurant on Station Road in Dorridge, Solihull, was served a Direction to close by Solihull Council.
Message from Councillor Ian Courts, Leader of Solihull Council
Message from Solihull’s Director of Public Health
Solihull Council is improving nine routes in the borough to strengthen links between open spaces, encourage wildlife to flourish and help people to walk, cycle and connect with nature across the borough.
In response to the national lockdown and the increase in cases of Covid-19 in Solihull, Solihull Council is reducing the maximum number of mourners in its chapels to 20 from Monday 11 January.
Another lockdown, but infection numbers are skyrocketing.
Cllr Courts, alongside other WM council leaders, is calling on supermarkets and all businesses that continue to remain open during this national lockdown to step-up their Covid-19 safety measures to help combat the rising surge of infections.
All Solihull libraries will close on Wednesday 6 January 2021. This is to support the national lockdown and safeguard residents and staff alike. The decision will be reviewed at the end of January.
The very rapid increase in our local COVID rates shows clearly why a new national lockdown – although very hard – is necessary.
In the last week (18 – 24 December) there were 554 new cases of COVID-19 in Solihull, a rate of 256 per 100,000 people, an increase of 26.7% compared with the previous week. The average area in England had a rate of 267.
After such a trying year for everyone, I just hope the Christmas break brought some well-deserved respite. Although we were not able to celebrate in the way we would usually like to, I do hope you were able to stay in touch with friends...
Solihull Council has been granted a full Closure Order for a flat in Chelmsley Wood following persistent nuisance and criminality in and around the property.
First grants from the Solihull Winter Wellbeing & Recovery Fund issued by Heart of England Community Foundation
Christmas Parking Enforcement Suspension
21 December, Message from Ruth Tennant, Solihull’s Director of Public Health
Message from Councillor Ian Courts, Leader of Solihull Council
The Control of Waste (Dealing with Seized Property) (England and Wales) Regulations 2015
Vehicle Seizure Notice
Vehicle Seizure Notice
Christmas Message from the Mayor of Solihull
“I don’t want Christmas cancelled, but should we postpone our Christmas bubbles?”
Professor Whitty, England’s Chief Medical Officer has compared the maximum three households meeting up for five days, to driving at 70mph on an icy treacherous road.
Professor Whitty, England’s Chief Medical Officer has compared the maximum three households meeting up for five days, to driving at 70mph on an icy treacherous road.
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