NSPCC Archives - The Solihull Observer

4^th Jun, 2026

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NEWS 29^th May, 2026

Schools and nurseries called to join NSPCC's Summer of Fun

NEWS 17^th Nov, 2025

NSPCC demands tech giants act as online grooming cases rise

NEWS 3^rd Sep, 2025

Almost two thirds of West Midlands adults without an up-to-date will

28^th Jul, 2025

Blues claim victory at Arthur Cup clash

NEWS 16^th Jul, 2025

Hundreds of concerns flagged to NSPCC of children being left alone last year

NEWS 13^th Jul, 2025

First volunteer to lead NSPCC Childhood Day collections in Solihull helped triple last year’s total

NEWS 7^th Jul, 2025

Childline ready for summer rise in calls from children feeling lonely

NEWS 24^th Jun, 2025

Child neglect top reason for referrals says children's charity

NEWS 18^th Jun, 2025

NSPCC volunteers out in force in Mell square raising funds on Childhood Day

NEWS 26^th May, 2025

Social media companies called to up protection for girls and women

NEWS 14^th Feb, 2025

Over 1,000 referrals made in West Midlands over concerns of alcohol or drug abuse by parents

NEWS 18^th Jul, 2024

NSPCC referrals to councils about children being left alone doubled on the rise

11^th Jun, 2024

Thousands of bikers paying tribute to Dave Myers make pit stop in Solihull

NEWS 4^th Mar, 2024

NSPCC calls on adults to Listen up, Speak up over child abuse with new campaign

NEWS 3^rd Feb, 2024

NSPCC offering helping hand to parents worrying about family's mental health

16^th Jan, 2024

Blues remember Arthur at annual matchday

NEWS 11^th Jan, 2024

Solihull residents urged to call NSPCC Helpline if they suspect child sexual abuse

NEWS 16^th Aug, 2023

More than 1,600 children groomed online across West Midlands in past six years - says NSPCC

12^th Jul, 2023

Blues take the spoils in Arthur Cup fundraiser

NEWS 24^th Feb, 2023

Child abuse image offences rise across West Midlands

NEWS 17^th Feb, 2023

Newborn babies miss out on vital health visitor checks

NEWS 4^th Nov, 2022

Over a thousand child exploitation crimes were recorded in the West Midlands last year, say charity

NEWS 4^th Oct, 2022

Third of West Midlands teachers do not feel confident teaching sex and relationships - survey reveals

NEWS 12^th Sep, 2022

Solihull Toby Carvery pubs join forces in aid of NSPCC

NEWS 8^th Aug, 2022

NSPCC launches new campaign to urge parents to reconsider leaving children unsupervised

NEWS 12^th Jul, 2022

Moors take on blues in the Arthur Cup

NEWS 8^th Jul, 2022

Online grooming doubles in four years - says NSPCC

NEWS 19^th Jun, 2022

Rise in child cruelty and neglect across West Midlands say NSPCC

NEWS 4^th Jun, 2022

Solihull boys use pen power to help vulnerable children

31^st May, 2022

Arthur Labinjo-Hughes: Reaction to national Child Safeguarding Practice Review

NEWS 21^st May, 2022

NSPCC calls on Solihull schools to enjoy an hour of play and raise funds

NEWS 27^th Apr, 2022

Birmingham Childline calls for more volunteer counsellors as service marks 20th anniversary

NEWS 13^th Apr, 2022

NSPCC offers mental health support to expectant parents

NEWS 25^th Mar, 2022

West Midlands believe smacking child is unacceptable according say NSPCC

NEWS 3^rd Mar, 2022

Childline launch campaign to get boys to speak out about mental health

NEWS 21^st Feb, 2022

Arthur Labinjo-Hughes: Report calls for 'urgent action' to be taken to protect children in Solihull

NEWS 15^th Jan, 2022

Solihull shoppers called to help NSPCC bag some extra funds

NEWS 30^th Apr, 2021

More than 6,700 referrals made from NSPCC helpline in Solihull and West Midlands during pandemic

NEWS 18^th Mar, 2019

NSPCC campaign to regulate content on social media backed by Meriden MP

NEWS 14^th May, 2018

Number of children needing mental health treatment in Solihull area rises by a quarter

NEWS 23^rd Aug, 2017

Child neglect cases in Solihull double, says RSPCC

NEWS 24^th Jul, 2017

Number of Solihull children left at home alone on the rise according to NSPCC

NEWS 24^th Apr, 2016

Dorridge man takes on London Marathon to raise vital funds for NSPCC

NEWS 26^th Jun, 2015

Police say hike in reports may not mean more abuse