Category archives: General Information
Emergency alert system and test on 23 April
The Cabinet Office has launched a new system that will give the Government and emergency services the capability to send an alert directly to mobile phones when there is a risk to life. A UK-wide alerts test will take place at 15.00 on Sunday 23 April which will see people receive a test message on their mobile phones. The Emergency Alerts …
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Streetwatch – Join Us!
Annual General Meeting Presentation
Emergency road closure
Name of road and extent affected: Tanworth Lane, Shirley – from its junction with Blackford Road to outside of property number 196 Tanworth Lane. Dates and times of closure: Immediate until 24/01/23 @ 18:00hrs.
Solihull and Warwickshire Broadband Update
Bringing faster broadband to our rural areas Project Update January 2023 Please forward this email to your contacts – we need to spread the word! If you would like a Word version of this newsletter please email: broadband@cswbroadband.org.uk Sign up to receive this e-newsletter direct to your inbox and for information about progress on your cabinet or exchange-only …
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Flooding Information Leaflets
Solihull MBC have produced the following new leaflets to provide information for anyone concerned about the risk of flooding: A Brief Guide to Flooding Roles and Responsibilities Riparian Ownership Preparing a Flood Plan Signing Up for Flood Warnings
Proposal for New Development Hares Croft
The new development of Hares Croft is proposed for land at Light Hall Farm, south of Dog Kennel Lane. It isn’t in Dickens Heath parish, but it will affect those driving from Dickens Heath via the island at Miller & Carter. The plans can be seen on Taylor Wimpey’s website:
Remembrance Sunday Road Closures in Dickens Heath
Police Crime Prevention Advice
Solihull Crime Prevention Advice At the end of this month the clocks go back and this is a time of year when we usually see a rise in burglary and vehicle crime offences due to the longer dark nights. We have had a rise in these offences in Solihull over the last few weeks. Our …