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From Monday 7 July 2025, we are no longer providing free garden waste collections.

You might wonder what happens to the waste and recycling that is collected from the kerbside and Bickenhill Household Waste Recycling Centre.

Collectively, buildings in Solihull are the largest source of emissions in the borough accounting for 54% of total emissions

All waste and recycling containers must be out by 6.00am on collection day.

If your brown bin has split we will deliver a replacement free of charge and collect your damaged bin.

Where we take the materials we collect from the kerbside and Bickenhill Household Waste Recycling Centre.

If your unwanted furniture is in good condition you could donate it to one of the following charities who may collect if for free.

As a resident of Solihull you have a legal duty of care to make sure that your waste is only collected by a registered waste carrier.

we’ve collected all of the key Council policies which relate to climate change and sustainability in one place

The Department of Health and Social Care collects Client Level Data from local authorities which is mandatory from April 2023.

Everyone has their part to play in making Solihull more sustainable, looking after the natural environment and collectively reducing our emissions.

Everyone has their part to play in making Solihull more sustainable, looking after the natural environment and collectively reducing our emissions.

While we appreciate the desire to help our libraries, unfortunately we can no longer accept donations of books for our lending collection

Our Annual Monitoring Reports (AMRs) set out how much levy has been collected; what monies have been made available to Parish Councils and local ward funds; and what projects the money has been spent on.