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Solihull Area Guide

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Solihull

Solihull is a large one of the most prosperous towns in the West Midlands with a population of 94,753. It is a part of the West Midlands conurbation and is located 9 miles (14.5km) southeast of Birmingham city centre. It is the largest town in, and administrative centre of, the larger Metropolitan Borough of Solihull which itself has a population of 200, 40

Solihull offers a variety of shopping facilities. It has an open-air 1960s-style shopping centre called Mell Square which was constructed following the demolition of several terraces of Victorian houses and the original Solihull Congregational church. In recent years, the town has undergone much development, and the High Street has been pedestrianised since 1994. On July 2, 2002, a large new shopping centre, Touchwood, was opened by Queen Elizabeth II.

The National Exhibition Center, commonly thought to be in Birmingham, is in fact within the borough of Solihull, as is almost all of Birmingham International Airport and the ever-expanding Birmingham Business Park.

Climate information

The period between October and February is the rainiest, but temperatures remain above freezing even in January. April showers can hit early spring but the summer months from May to August, are relatively warm at 16°C 23°C (60°F-74°F).

Solihull Property Market

Residential development in Solihull comprises a variety of housing types, but features a notable preponderance of semi-detached, detached and town houses, with little or no true terraces. Many of the larger developments were constructed between 1950 and 1970. Chelmsley Wood to the north of Solihull town centre is a large 1960s overspill estate for Birmingham, and is currently marketed under the name of "North Solihull". In the early to mid-1980s, the new Monkspath district constructed east of Shirley (and close to the M42 motorway) was the UK's single largest housing development of that decade.

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Council tax

TAX BAND SOLIHULL AVERAGE

Band A

£835.95

£931.17

Band B

£975.28

£1,086.37

Band C

£1,114.60

£1,241.56

Band D

£1,253.93

£1,396.76

Band E

£1,532.58

£1,707.15

Band F

£1,811.23

£2,017.54

Band G

£2,089.88

£2,327.93

Band H

£2,507.86

£2,793.52

 
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