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Why Solihull is a great place to live and work.

How to apply for a job role at Solihull Council.

Professionals, schools, and other partners are a valuable part of the Solihull HAF Programme. This page will provide information about making a referral, working with us on provision and supporting children to access clubs.

Our Community Educational Psychology Service (CEPS) is a centrally funded local authority service for Solihull settings.

We aim to help children and young people (from birth to 25 years) overcome barriers to successful learning.

Educational psychologists (EPs) work with lots of different people, including children from their early years up to the age of 25.

Page for new communities coming to live in Solihull

Working with partners, we want to transform Solihull station into a fully integrated transport hub, incorporating several modes of transport, including two new Sprint bus routes as well as new cycling and walking routes.

You can view how many Community Triggers enquiries we have received, if they meet our threshold and our number of recommendations.

The borough's parks are for everyone to enjoy and everyone to get involved with.

All children have the legal right to receive a suitable education - which should be full-time.

To help you manage your library account, there is a Spydus Mobile app available for Android and Apple devices. This includes your library membership number so you don't have to remember your card.

In response to the challenges which continue to cause difficulties for many households, there is a range of advice and help available to keep your home warm, reduce your energy usage and save you money.

Adoption Central England (ACE), created by Solihull, Coventry, Herefordshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire councils, is dedicated to providing support for new and existing adopters, birth families, and step parents and young people or adults who have been adopted.

Information on the upcoming changes to PressReader access from 3 October