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Solihull 

A large town located south east of Birmingham (UK). Considered to be the posh part of Birmingham where most Brummies who do well in life, aspire to live.

People born in Solihull are refered to as 'Silhillians'.
Solihull by Katie12345 January 5, 2009
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Solihull 

Solihull is a town in the West Midlands, defined as one of the most prosperous areas of the English midlands.

Even though it is near Birmingham, residents of Solihull refuse to accept any link whatsoever to Birmingham.

People who live in Birmingham aspire to do well and move to Solihull.

People who reside in Solihull are referred to Sillhillians.
Richard Hammond is from Solihull so therefore he is a Sillhillian.
Solihull by Solihull Guy January 10, 2011

solihull sixth form 

A college for children of dissapointed parents
ā€œOh your son is going to Solihull Sixth Form?ā€ Did they not do well at GCSE?ā€
solihull sixth form by quickmaths November 20, 2017

Solihull turd 

A Land Rover, Range Rover or any other vehicle that rolled off the production line at Load Lane Solihull
What ever possesed you buy that old Solihull turd Geoffrey? The gear box will shit its self the first time you pull that cattle trailer

Solihull Rovers 

Class pro clubs team from the mean streets of solihull
Captain = El Capitan

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Solihull Rovers are the best team in the world mate

tudor grange academy solihull 

don’t send your kids here worst school in solihull ends. full of daft pricks and the head teacher is lesbo🤣
tudor grange academy solihull is the worst school in solihull
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murderhobo 

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