Solihull, United Kingdom (Local)
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By: Sam Greenway
Solihull Council is under pressure to rebuild public trust after an ITV undercover documentary exposed racist comments by three Reform UK councillors, including deputy mayor Alan Feeney, Jamie Campbell and Chris Whelan, prompting their departures and an extraordinary council meeting.
Solihull Council forced to write off millions in historic debt
By: Josh Tranter, Sam Greenway, Shannen Headley
The BBC met residents across the borough as it continues to deal with the fallout from the scandal.
By: Josh Tranter, Sam Greenway, Shannen Headley
The BBC met residents across the borough as it continues to deal with the fallout from the scandal.
'When will it be too many homes' new housing development on Hockley Heath green belt approved after close vote
Solihull Council's draft local plan goes out to public consultation
By: Sam Greenway
'Rubbish situation' says Solihull planners as they forced to accept new government planning rules shakeup
New Starbucks cafe and storage units to be built on vacant site in Solihull
A consultation is set to launch next week giving residents the chance to have their say on a major ‘blueprint' shaping how Solihull develops for the next decade and beyond.
By: Sam Greenway
Solihull's draft local plan, outlining housing and development proposals including 23,091 new homes through to 2043, opens for public consultation on October 26.
