Solihull Hospital changes
Solihull Hospital is becoming a designated Covid-free hospital doing cancer operations and other operations which have been put on hold since the Coronavirus outbreak.
From Monday 1st June 2020, the current Minor Injuries Unit and Acute Medical Unit will close temporarily. Local people needing treatment for emergencies and minor injuries will need to go to Birmingham Heartlands Hospital or the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
If you think you may be having a heart attack, stroke or other major emergency, phone 999 for an ambulance rather than making your own way to hospital.
Time is of the essence in those situations and people can then get initial treatment in the ambulance.
From Monday 1st June 2020, the current Minor Injuries Unit and Acute Medical Unit will close temporarily. Local people needing treatment for emergencies and minor injuries will need to go to Birmingham Heartlands Hospital or the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
If you think you may be having a heart attack, stroke or other major emergency, phone 999 for an ambulance rather than making your own way to hospital.
Time is of the essence in those situations and people can then get initial treatment in the ambulance.
Bentley Heath Matters
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Bentley Heath is to the north of the M40 and east of the M42 which, along with a small but important green belt area, separates the village and its larger neighbours of Dorridge and Knowle from the Birmingham conurbation. It falls in the Meriden Gap and historically was part of Warwickshire. It is 125 metres (400 ft) above sea-level, located on the Midlands Plateau. The village shares the B93 postcode with its larger neighbour Dorridge
Bentley Heath has a large open park with football pitches, tennis court, and a children's play area
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Click below to access a list of local Bentley Heath based organisations
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Click below to access a list of local BH contacts
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Regular Events in BH and Dorridge
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