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Car sharing is a great sustainable transport option for businesses and employees.

Assisted collections for rubbish and recycling collections

Solihull Council has been working closely with health and social care partners across Birmingham and Solihull to develop a Shared Care Record. This is a confidential electronic system containing health and social care information about individual residents.

Solihull Council works with other health and social care organisations to share information that will form part of your Shared Care Record.

With our Click and Collect service we select up to 10 books based on your interests that you can collect from most of our libraries.

Solihull will be providing a free small item collection service for households in the Borough.  It will be a bookable service and collection dates will be allocated by our collection contractor Veolia. 

Leadership for developing inclusive practice and meeting the additional needs of children and young people is in place and shared appropriately depending on the size and context of the educational setting. 

We will collect sharps boxes from residents who are self-medicating for conditions such as diabetes.

street collection permit

We are committed to preventing, detecting and tackling fraud.

Solihull provides a free bookable collection service for batteries, paint, small electrical items and paint.

If you have a large household item, such as a piece of furniture or a fridge, you can pay for a bulky waste collection.

Solihull provides a chargeable bulky waste collection service.

To conduct a house to house collection you must obtain a licence.

The following items will not be collected.

Bulky waste collection unacceptable items

How you can report a missed rubbish or recycling collection.

If you do not want to pay for a garden waste collection, there are other ways to manage your waste.

Check when we collect, what you can recycle, let us know about a problem, visiting Bickenhill Household Waste Recycling Centre and book a bulky waste collection

If you have left more than 3 Love Solihull bags next to a street bin or an agreed location you can request we collect them.

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

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

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

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

The education extranet is our online platform for sharing Solihull Council information and resources with schools and other education/health services working across Solihull.

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

Housing associations are not-for-profit organisations offering affordable housing, either through shared ownership schemes or by letting homes at affordable rents.

We are required to complete a Fair Cost of Care exercise to arrive at a shared understanding with providers of the local cost of providing care.