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Solihull Council has commissioned Ethos Environmental Planning to undertake an open space assessment.
The Council wants to understand more about how you use and value your local public open spaces and recreation facilities and what might improve their attractiveness to local people.
Please complete the online survey to tell us how often you use open spaces, what you would like to see more of and where spaces could be improved or use the interactive map to leave comments about specific open spaces in your area.
The consultation will run until Friday 11 September 2026.
Solihull Council has commissioned Ethos Environmental Planning to undertake an open space assessment.
The Council wants to understand more about how you use and value your local public open spaces and recreation facilities and what might improve their attractiveness to local people.
Please complete the online survey to tell us how often you use open spaces, what you would like to see more of and where spaces could be improved or use the interactive map to leave comments about specific open spaces in your area.
The consultation will run until Friday 11 September 2026.