Action on Graffiti! Tuesday, 5 November, 2024 St Alphege Conservative Councillors, Samantha Gethen and Bob Grinsell responded promptly to reports in the community about large unsightly graffiti in their community. Demonstrating their commitment to maintaining the appearance and cleanliness of the area, they immediately took action to address the issues by cleaning up the mess as much as they could. Local News
Council Leader calls for realistic action to help Solihull residents with the cost-of-living crisis, not political point scoring 5th July 2022 Solihull Conservatives are calling on the opposition to withdraw their Full Council Motion on the Cost-of-Living crisis; this politically charged motion calls... Local News
‘Meriden Councillor’s concern on developer ‘free for all’ on Meriden Gap’ 12th November 2021 The Solihull Local Plan is undergoing Examination in Public, whereby two Government Inspectors scrutinise the Plan in order to decide if it is to be adopted... Local News
Leader of Solihull Labour Party in Solihull joins Conservatives 29th October 2021 Leader of Solihull Labour Councillors joins Conservatives A long-standing, well-respected Councillor and the Leader of the Labour Group on Solihull Council has... Local News
Petition to stop 18 metre phone mast in Bentley Heath 30th June 2021 A massive new telephone mast is being proposed at the junction of Slater Road and Widney Road. It will be 18 metres high, on the public highway, and be 7 metres... Local News
MP for Meriden hits out at just 8 days notice to close road for 18 months 18th June 2021 Saqib Bhatti, Member of Parliament for Meriden, has expressed his dismay at Highways England for providing just 8 days’ notice for the planned 18-month closure... Local News
Wildlife Ways 16th June 2021 A fter years of planning, planting and building, the £16.8 million Wildlife Ways project is nearly finished Millions of wildflower plants and bulbs have been... Local News
Solihull children and families to get extra support this winter 24th November 2020 The Government recently announced a £170m Covid Winter Grant Scheme to support children, families, and the most vulnerable households to ensure they do not go... Local News
Conservatives move forward with plans to create new woodland for Shirley and call for ‘gardens of reflection’ throughout the Borough 12th August 2020 Solihull Conservatives are moving forward with plans to create a new woodland in Solihull as well as calling for ‘gardens of reflection’ to be created in parks... Local News
Plans progressing for Solihull Hospital to be Covid-clear so operations can be resumed 22nd May 2020 Residents will be aware that plans are underway to turn Solihull Hospital into a Covid-clear facility to enable local patients to undergo surgery and procedures... Local News
This Government’s response to coronavirus so far 16th March 2020 Coronavirus is the worst public health crisis for a generation. Here is how this Government is tackling it. National News
How our 2020 Budget delivers for Small Businesses 13th March 2020 This Budget delivers on our promises to support British businesses, fulfils promises made in our manifesto, and gets things done. National News
Everything you need to know about the 2020 Budget 11th March 2020 Our budget delivers for the British people, levelling up our economy and delivering on our manifesto pledges. Here’s what you need to know about the 2020 budget... National News
Everything you need to know about the 2020 Budget 11th March 2020 Our budget delivers for the British people, levelling up our economy and delivering on our manifesto pledges. Here’s what you need to know about the 2020 budget... National News
Meet Amanda Milling, our new Co-Chairman 24th February 2020 I’m Amanda Milling – MP for Cannock Chase and the new Co-Chairman of the Conservative Party. My job is to help to deliver on the people’s priorities. National News
Employment hits record high 18th February 2020 New jobs figures today show that employment is at a record high – with more people in work than ever before –and unemployment is at its lowest since 1974. National News
