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Licensing panel meet to discuss The Mallard pub's proposed new licence (opens the original)
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Tidbury Green Farmhouse dates back to the 17th century and was remodelled throughout the next two centuries(Image: Brunning & Price) Solihull councillors who are to make a judgement on a new licence for The Mallard pub at Tidbury Green Farm have been told concerns of potential noise and anti-social behaviour were not supported by evidence. The 300-year-old Tidbury Green Farm set up the watering hole in a former farmhouse after being granted a licence by the authority in 2020 - but it has not use
Solihull councillors scrutinise draft local plan ahead of next stage (opens the original)
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Plan to build new homes in Solihull considered by councillors(Image: SEAN GLADWELL via Getty Images) A draft blueprint shaping where thousands of homes and infrastructure would be built in Solihull has taken the next step to being adopted. But concerns have been raised by opposition councillors over the fast timetable in place. The 200 page draft plan outlines how the authority could develop up to 2043, including proposals for housing which has become a massive issue as Solihull is under pressur
Councillors examine NCIL funding 'matrix' at meeting (opens the original)
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Slicing up of developer tax NCIL funding back in spotlight(Image: PA) Councillors have reiterated they want to see improvements in the process of deciding which groups and organisations receive a slice of ‘developer tax’ in Solihull. Solihull's Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy (NCIL) was introduced by Solihull Council in 2010 and requires developers to pay a tariff-based planning charge, levied on new development, to support development in the area. But as the Local Democracy Reportin
Smart glasses ban as part of code of conduct changes examined by councillors (opens the original)
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Latest code of conduct changes proposed for Solihull Council staff(Image: Local Democracy Reporting Service) Solihull Council staff are set to be banned from using smart glasses as part of changes to the code of conduct they must follow. The glasses have made headlines this year as they have been used to harass women and girls in particular through the filming without their consent and the footage being shared. And the storm of controversy has led to them being labelled ‘pervert glasses’. READ M
Local elections fallout continues at Solihull Council (opens the original)
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A recent Solihull Council full council meeting(Image: Sam Greenway LDR) The fallout of the local elections and councillors being elected to prominent positions played out a council meeting. How the political balance of committees at Solihull Council is calculated led to clashes at the latest meeting of the authority on September 24. This has become particularly relevant this year as the Conservatives lost their overall majority in May and are running the authority as a minority administration. R
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