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Our Constitution, Code of Corporate Governance and Sustainable Community Strategy for the future.

Our policies, plans and strategies to reduce crime and disorder in Solihull and make our communities feel safer.

Our policies and plans to counter fraud, measure and set performance, manage finances, direct ICT and ensure transparency of pay at a corporate level.

Change of address for Council Tax

Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council has a zero tolerance view towards fraud and we are committed to preventing, detecting and tackling fraud.

Solihull Council is responsible for approximately 36,000 road gullies across our highway network.

Good governance arrangements are key to successful organisations. The organisation is responsible for establishing and maintaining appropriate risk management processes, control systems and operational procedures. Internal Audit plays a vital role in advising the organisation that these governance arrangements are in place and operating effectively.

On the 13 May 2021 the Council submitted the Local Plan to the Secretary of State (via the Planning Inspectorate) for it to be independently examined. 

If you’re looking to build your own home, you can join our Self Build Register.

You should let us know if your home or business has been flooded.

How to travel by bus or train in Solihull.

Report a problem with a street light.

The history of Solihull town.

Information and services available at Smiths Wood neighbourhood library.

The history of Temple Balsall in Solihull

The history of Shirley in Solihull.

The history of Ravenshaw in Solihull

The history of Olton in Solihull.

The history of Marston Green in Solihull.

The history of Knowle in Solihull.

The history of Kingshurst in Solihull.

The history of Hockley Heath in Solihull

The history of Hobs Moat in Solihull

The history of Hampton in Arden in Solihull.

The history of Dickens Heath in Solihull.

The history of Elmdon in Solihull.

The history of Dorridge in Solihull.

All streets, roads, footways, forecourts and other areas to which the public have access without payment within Solihull are “consent streets.” Before trading on a consent street you will require permission from us.

You'll need a permit to visit Bickenhill tip if you will be driving a commercial vehicle such as a van or pick up or if you are towing a large trailer

As a business owner, you hold responsibility for the buildings you own. Any works undertaken need Building Regulations approval as a result.