Staffordshire County Council have elected Councillor Erica Bayliss as their new chairman and the first female to hold the position.
Chairman Erica Bayliss was previously vice chairman and takes over
Ram Sitchards are sitting pretty at the summit of the Lichfield Sunday 6-a-side Premier Division as they saw off the challenge of Ice Pack by three goals to
Fuse Festival are giving Lichfield residents the chance to have a go at break dancing, street dancing and contemporary dance.
Lichfield Arts, which produces Fuse Festival are working with Lichfield
Fourty-four local not-for-profit groups are set to benefit from Lichfield District Council grants through their Grant Aid and Grant Aid Plus schemes. The funding, which totals £43,
Lichfield District Council are encouraging artists from Burntwood to enter their Open Arts Exhibition.
Taking place on Saturday, 30th July to Saturday 7th August 2010 at Chase Terrace Technology College
Gary Mason has been ruled out of the race at Cadwell after a crash during qualifying left him with concussion.
The British Superbikes rider from Lichfield was declared unfit to
Councillor Doug Constable has been elected as the new chairman of Burntwood Town Council.
At the meeting on 13th May, the newly elected chairman announced that his wife, Councillor Mrs
Lichfield and Burntwood residents are being urged to take part in St Giles Hospice’s Super Summer Raffle to raise money for the charity.
The raffle promises entrants the chance
The mother of two children found dead in a Spanish hotel has been treated as a missing person by Staffordshire Police since December 2007.
In a statement issued today the
The founder of The Lichfield Blog has been shortlisted for a prestigious media award.
Ross Hawkes – who started the site in January 2009 – has been nominated in the Online Journalist
As the election race hots up, three of the four parliamentary candidates for Lichfield faced the crowds at Lichfield Speaker’s Corner to put forward their policies and persuade voters
So far the 2010 general election campaign in Lichfield seems to have been a fairly low-key affair. The ban on political posters on lamp posts means there is less
