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If you suspect someone is committing fraud, report it.

How to appeal a benefit decision

Local housing allowance (LHA) is a simpler and fairer way of working out Housing Benefit for people on a low income who live in private rented accommodation and need help to pay their rent.

A change in circumstances may mean that your current benefit is no longer correct, or that you no longer qualify.

We offer commitment ceremonies for couples not married or in a Civil Partnership who wish to declare their commitment to each other without the legalities in a unique and personal ceremony

Whether it is a new born baby, an older or an adoptive child, a naming ceremony is a wonderful way to welcome a child into a family.

We offer couples the chance to renew their marriage vows in a civil ceremony.

Our business investment team provides support, guidance and advice to local companies as well as those interested in moving to Solihull.

Religious ceremonies can take place in a church, chapel or other building of worship which has been formally registered for marriage ceremonies

The information in these pages is designed to help you to apply for our contracts.

Free to make, appeals against planning applications can only be made by the applicant, or an agent working on their behalf. Third parties cannot appeal a decision.

Certain types of development do not require separate planning approval. With permission already granted, Permitted Development Rights ease the planning process for everyone.

We work with local businesses to help them comply with trading standards legislation.

Sixth forms and colleges information and contact details

Find out if you need planning permission for changes to your home

Special schools in Solihull including Alternative Resource Centres and Pupil Referral Units.

The history of the Cheswick Green area in Solihull.

The history of Chelmsley Wood in Solihull.

History of Chadwick End in Solihull

The history of Catherine de Barnes in Solihull

The history of Castle Bromwich in Solihull.

The history of the Bickenhill area in Solihull

A history of the area of Barston in Solihull

Solihull libraries provide a range of information to help support local businesses, or to help you if you're starting up in business

All Solihull libraries have free to use computers.

If you can’t get to your local library then the Home library service might be just what you are looking for.

The history of the Balsall Common area in Solihull.

Brief histories of individual places in Solihull.

You can now research some of your Caribbean ancestors without leaving Solihull, thanks to the efforts of the Solihull and Birmingham Caribbean family history group and the Jamaican Family Roots Group.

Major resources are available locally to help you trace your family history, even if your ancestors are not from Solihull.