Dickens Heath is a planned village on the edge of Solihull in the West Midlands, England, created largely from the late 1990s on former agricultural land. Its layout centres on a village green, pond and a small high‑street of shops, cafés and local services, giving it a deliberately villagey feel despite the relatively modern housing stock.
The development has attracted families and commuters who work in nearby Birmingham and Solihull, and it’s known for its community facilities, primary school and network of footpaths and green spaces. There’s a noticeable emphasis on retaining a village character and social mix, making it a distinctive example of recent suburban regeneration in the region.
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