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Consultation has concluded
Update: This consultation has now ended. Thank you to everyone who participated. The results will be analysed and shared with the relevant cabinet member in due course.
Visit Solihull is conducting a Night-Time Economy (NTE) consultation to gather insights from local businesses, workers, and stakeholders.
Your feedback will help shape a focused 5-year Night-Time Economy Action Plan for Solihull (2026–2030), set to be published in March 2026. This plan will support and enhance evening activity across the borough.
Your feedback is vital in identifying opportunities, challenges, and priorities; ensuring that future developments reflect the needs of those who live, work, and trade in Solihull into the evening.
Update: This consultation has now ended. Thank you to everyone who participated. The results will be analysed and shared with the relevant cabinet member in due course.
Visit Solihull is conducting a Night-Time Economy (NTE) consultation to gather insights from local businesses, workers, and stakeholders.
Your feedback will help shape a focused 5-year Night-Time Economy Action Plan for Solihull (2026–2030), set to be published in March 2026. This plan will support and enhance evening activity across the borough.
Your feedback is vital in identifying opportunities, challenges, and priorities; ensuring that future developments reflect the needs of those who live, work, and trade in Solihull into the evening.
Your feedback is vital in identifying opportunities, challenges, and priorities; ensuring that future developments reflect the needs of those who live, work, and trade in Solihull after dark.
If you would like any further information, please email: info@visitsolihull.co.uk
Consultation has concluded
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