An event which helps to raise money for Lichfield’s Fuse community music and arts festival is set to take place for a second year.
Last year’s Buskathon event
The Lichfield Festival warm up has started with a Spring Fair in Lichfield’s market square. The Lichfield Blog went along and took some photos of the various stalls:
Nether Stowe school in Lichfield is appealing for unused bicycles to help a project in Malawi.
Bikes collected will be taken to Abbots Bromley where they will be loaded into
The Lichfield Blog is urging residents of Lichfield, Burntwood and surrounding areas to help monitor the leaflets issued by politicians around election time.
With leaflets triggering major events such as
Lichfield’s Market Square played host to entertainment and specially selected stalls on for St George’s Day celebrations.
As well as having our own stall, The Lichfield Blog took
Whittington once again showed its green credentials at the Big Green Fair event.
A range of activities took place and The Lichfield Blog went along to capture the event on
More than 100 students at one of Lichfield’s high schools have taken part in a road safety course.
The pupils at Nether Stowe School were given a Bikeability training
A Lichfield school has been awarded a Quality Mark for its work providing guidance and support for pupils entering the world of work.
The accolade recognised Nether Stowe School’s
Buskers are once again being given the chance to perform at a mammoth two day event in Lichfield.
Taking place at Speakers’ Corner on Dam Street, the Son of Buskathon
Students at a Lichfield school have been learning about the criminal justice system.
Workshops at Nether Stowe High School gave Year 9 pupils a sample of life behind bars and
Lichfield’s annual Shrove Tuesday pancake race once again drew the crowds to the city centre.
A range of competitors took part in the event which takes place along Bore
A cricket club near Lichfield is hoping 2011 will be a huge year as they open their new ground and pavilion.
After years of playing on the council owned Bit
