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How you can pay for extra collections for your garden waste or buy an extra green bin.

The cabinet meet collectively in public on a monthly basis, to make decisions in line with the council's overall policies and budget. Individual cabinet members also hold meetings on average once a month when they make decisions with regards to their specific portfolio.

You can use our online maps to find information about your area, including your councillors, rubbish collections and nearby schools.

Non-domestic rates, or business rates, collected by local authorities are the way that those who occupy non-domestic property contribute towards the cost of local services.

Replacing the Unitary Development Plan is the Local Development Framework (LDF). The LDF is a collection of documents which make up the statutory Development Plan for the borough.

Here you can find answers to any questions you may have about the changes to our garden waste service.

You can now put your glass bottles and jars into your brown bin or clear sacks. There is no need to put them separately in your black box, separate them, which will make recycling even easier.

Privacy Notice for Waste and Recycling

We provide different types of recycling to flats

The Arden Free Tree Scheme is an initiative whereby an individual or group can apply for funding to create hedgerows or small woodlands on their own land, within Solihull.

Consultations are a valuable way of gathering the thoughts and opinions of people about a variety of subjects. They provide an opportunity for people to have their say and help the council reach decisions about important matters.

Discover how you can make sustainable choices in your own home. 

Love Solihull supports residents across Solihull who take great pride in where they live and wish to play an active role in helping to keep their local areas clear of litter.

Enabling road works, requiring a double lane closure on Homer Road are set to continue from Monday 24 February 2025 until Friday 23 May 2025.

Alongside the borough-wide net zero action plan, we are also committed to making sure the Council’s own operations are net zero by 2030.