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In 2008 Ian received support from BSMHFT following a relapse in his mental health. He became an inpatient at Oleaster, a Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit in Edgbaston where he met Dr Brownell who has supported him for the past 16 years.

The Road Ahead. These athletes not only highlight the town’s ability to nurture talent but also embody the community’s passion for sports. As we look forward to the next chapter in Solihull’s sporting history, it’s exciting to contemplate what the future holds—the potential for future stars and history-making teams seems not just likely, but inevitable.

STORM Darragh left a path of destruction as rain and high winds battered the borough over the weekend. A Yellow weather warning was in place as gusts reached around 60miles per hour.

SOLIHULL’S lead safeguarding partners have outlined their areas of focus for the coming year. The three main priorities for the Solihull Safeguarding Children Partnership (SSCP) in 2025 will be tackling neglect, bolstering connections and impact, and improving effectiveness, while continuing to ensure the voice of the child is heard.

Jan 29, 2025 · OPENING night at The Core has been pushed back as works continue on the roof. The main auditorium is now set to see the return of singers, dancers and actors to the stage in May as remediation works to the roof as well as additional improvements to stage equipment go …

ANDY Whing praised his side’s reaction after Solihull Moors secured a morale-boosting 2-1 victory against Aldershot Town. A late goal from Jack Stevens brought an end to Solihull’s four-game losing run in all competitions after Conor Wilkinson opened the scoring at Damson Park.

Martin Sullivan, principal of Solihull Sixth Form College said: “I am absolutely delighted to be able to share our expansion plans. Everyone at the college is so excited about the new building and we look forward to welcoming even more local young people through our doors next year.

A TOTAL of 4 Solihull schools have been forced to close their doors today, due to the icy weather conditions. The plunging overnight temperatures last night and with temperatures barely rising above freezing today, most headteachers decided that …

The town’s motto, “Urbs in Rure” (the town in the country), certainly encapsulates what makes Solihull such an attractive place to live, offering a blend of convenient, urban life and tranquil rural surroundings which appeals to families, professionals, and retirees alike.