Solihull MBC have advised that although playgrounds are allowed to reopen from July 4th, along with other local authorities they are advising that their playgrounds cannot reopen before Monday July 6th.
Category archives: Community News
Join our Plastics Challenge
Plastics Challenge From Canal and Rivers Trust, please click the link below: Plastics Challenge
Neighbourhood Watch
1. Join the Community.From here, useful tips, resources and guides. You’ll receive a monthly newsletter from the community plus the ability to sign up for alerts you may be interested in. The address is:https://www.ourwatch.org.uk2. Join the Dickens Heath Neighbourhood Watch Schemehttps://www.ourwatch.org.uk/scheme/50710/dickens-heath
Coronavirus Information
Please Bring Back Your Library Books
Please bring your library books back! Solihull residents are being asked to return their library books – so they can be issued safely next month. In order to give library staff sufficient time to quarantine books and prepare them for safe reissue, people are asked to return their library books to any of Solihull’s libraries …
Dickens Heath Heroes Jo and Angel
Dickens Heath Hero Eleanor
Thank You to our Dickens Heath Heroes
In National Volunteers Week, the Parish Council would like to send out a massive thank you to all of our Dickens Heath Heroes who have been doing so much in recent weeks to help the local community. Thank you to our Pharmacy volunteers who have been delivering prescriptions to self isolating residents, thank you to …
Parish Council Meeting June 9th 2020
Having suspended the April and May meetings due to coronavirus, the Parish Council have decided to hold a virtual meeting, using Zoom, on Tuesday June 9th at 11am. Along with all of the usual PC business, there are 2 items that may be of particular interest to residents: 1) Although the playground is currently closed, …
‘Please enjoy our parks safely and sensibly’
Local residents are being asked to enjoy Solihull’s parks responsibly following new government guidance which now permits the use of parks for relaxation as well as exercise. Visitors to Solihull’s parks and open spaces will see new signage asking them to observe the two metre social distancing guidance if they are with somebody that they don’t live …
Continue reading “‘Please enjoy our parks safely and sensibly’”