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Flood risk management works alongside the planning system to ensure that any new development is located away from areas that are at high risk of flooding and to ensure that it does not cause additional risk to those living downstream.

The SSVG is a Council led group of sustainability leads from over 40 small, medium and large Solihull based businesses.

Businesses can be ambassadors for championing a sustainable future for Solihull.

The Council has a Sustainable Travel Team who can help you make informed choices when it comes to travelling more sustainably around the borough.

Over 550 young people took part in the survey, highlighting just how important of an issue climate change is for the next generation of Silhillians

There are various events which take place annually in Solihull which have a healthy participation from local schools.

Open to all schools in the borough, the awards challenge pupils and teachers to learn more about the environment both locally and globally, and strive to make their school more eco-friendly.

No matter our age, we’re always learning more about climate change, emerging low carbon technologies and innovative ways we can reduce our carbon footprint

Love Your Clothes helps UK consumers reflect on how they buy, use and dispose of their clothing.

The average UK family household spends £80 a month on food they throw away, which adds up to £1,000 over the course of a year.

The ‘waste hierarchy’ is a simple ranking of which waste management options are best for the environment.

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

By recycling you are helping to reduce your carbon footprint and the need to harvest raw materials

Waste is one of the areas individuals can have most impact on, through reducing, reusing and recycling

SCH are fully committed to environmental sustainability and also have the ambitious target of becoming net zero by 2030