St Alphege Ward

Solihull's name is commonly thought to have derived from the position of its arden stone parish church, St Alphege, on a 'soily' hill. The church was built on a hill of stiff red marl, which turned to sticky mud in wet weather

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People
Cllr Samantha Gethen

Samantha Gethen

Solihull Borough Coincillor - St Alphege
I have called Solihull home for over 20 years. It's where I and my family chose to lay down roots, raise our children, and become an active part of the St Alphege Ward community. After completing my Sixth Form journey, I trained as a dental nurse and worked at the Birmingham Dental Hospital.
Cllr Sardul Marwa MBE

Sardul Marwa

Solihull Borough Councillor - St. Alphege
I have lived in Solihull for almost ten years, so as a local resident, your concerns are my concerns and I pledge to serve our community to the best of my ability. I am a former school governor and magistrate. I was awarded an MBE in 1990 for working with young unemployed people; teaching them basic skills to enable them to work for the first time.
Bob Grinsell

Bob Grinsell

Solihull Borough Councillor - St Alphege
I have had the honour and privilege of representing this community as a Borough Councillor for two terms previously and I am committed to continuing working hard make Solihull and St Alphege an even better place to live, work and prosper.

News

West Midlands Secures Landmark Devolution Deal

Our landmark devolution deal for the West Midlands delivers more funding, more powers and ensures important decisions are made here, not in London Working with local MPs and Councils, our Mayor Andy Street has negotiated a ‘Deeper Devolution Deal’ with the Government, worth more than £1.5 BILLION.

16 Solihull Parks awarded Green Flag

Elmdon ward Councillor Yvonne Clements praises the Borough's success in retaining its prestigious 16 Green Flags awarded to our parks, cemeteries and green spaces.