An event in Staffordshire is offering Lichfield and Burntwood residents the chance to find out more about keeping livestock.
Farm Animals in Your Back Garden will provide advice and guidance
Parish councils in Lichfield and Burntwood could be able to reduce night-time street lighting levels if new plans get the go-ahead.
Staffordshire County Council has confirmed that in
Broadband speeds across Lichfield and Burntwood could be boosted after a £7.5million investment was given the green light.
The Government had agreed to match-fund local broadband improvement plans
Foster carers in Lichfield and Burntwood have had their allowances increased.
Staffordshire County Council confirmed that carers will now receive between £172 and £631 per week per child.
Cllr Mike
Libraries in Lichfield and Burntwood are set to offer a range of activities during April.
The free Craft and Cuppa session takes place at Burntwood Library between 9.30am and
Lichfield Library will mark the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic with two events.
This evening (April 3) at 7.30pm there will be a talk by the
The top ten most borrowed books of 2011 in Staffordshire have been revealed.
Twenty-eight titles were issued more than 1,000 times by libraries across the county last year,
A £500,000 investment to improve a main commuter route near Lichfield is set to begin.
Staffordshire County Council’s highways team will be carrying out the major £500,000
Community groups in Lichfield and Burntwood are being reminded to apply for a share of funding provided by Staffordshire County Council.
The Local Community Fund – which sees county councillors allocate
The National Memorial Arboretum has appointed a county councillor to help shape plans for future developments and raise its international profile.
Mike Maryon, Staffordshire County Council’s cabinet member for
Libraries in Lichfield and Burntwood will be offering a range of activities for visitors during March.
Players of Warhammer and Yu Gi Oh! will be able to take part in
A road in Burntwood is to get a £135,000 upgrade.
Staffordshire County Council will be resurfacing the footpaths and highways along Lebanon Grove.
The work will start onApril 2
