Tory councillors at Staffordshire County Council paid “peanuts” have lost their fight for more money.
Councillors have hit out at “false” claims that fewer potholes are being filled in Staffordshire.
A live music event in Lichfield has been thrown into jeopardy following objections from residents living nearby.
One of the oldest pubs in Lichfield has reapplied for planning permission after the council refused earlier plans and took enforcement action.
Councillors have approved plans for the development of up to 72 new homes in Whittington.
Councillors have rejected plans to build up to 70 homes, claiming that approving the development in a flood-prone area would be “flirting with disaster”.
Plans have been lodged for retrospective planning permission for a dog walking field.
Fresh questions have been asked about the long delays to a long-promised health centre in Burntwood.
Councillors have agreed to the extension of a lease which will see a fashion retailer stay on in Lichfield for five more years.
Councillors have voted not to reduce the amount of time speakers can address the planning committee at Lichfield District Council.
Hundreds of homes could be built in Burntwood under new plans.
Plans to keep animal experience days in Barton-under-Needwood have been deferred so further discussions over opening times can be discussed.
