A Lichfield businessman has started a new venture which will see him give away a £700,000 Alpine chalet.
The competition is the brainchild of Simon James, who also founded
The worrying number of shops shutting in the city continues to grow after the Lichfield Needlecraft Centre has closed down.
The store, on Tamworth Street, sold embroidery items as well
Interesting to see that Lichfield is on a long list of former Woolworths stores still without a new tenant. To date, only one store in the region has found a
The regional newspaper industry has been hit hard over recent years, with advertising on the slide and cuts being made left, right and centre.
And now the Daily Mail and
Unemployment in Lichfield is up 160 per cent in the last 12 months, according to a new report in the Birmingham Post.
The report has been used to highlight the
A Mr Neil Morton (a quick Googling threw up an Architectural firm but nothing more) has applied to Lichfield District Council to convert an empty shop front on Wade Street
The world’s favourite search engine has launched its Street View gizmo in the UK to a mixture of rapturous applause from many and “Google’s done what?” from lots
The combination of a rare midweek day out and Nick B’s piece on the closure of Couch got me thinking.
Couch’s demise is another sign of small businesses
We all have moments when we really need to get something off our chest.
And we all have different ways of expressing what is on our mind.
Some write letters
If, like me, you’ve ever looked for office space in and around Lichfield you’ll know how hard it can be.
Instead of property listings you get faced with
Interesting to read the Lichfield Mercury’s front page tale about the Muckley Corner burial ground project rising from the dead.
The proposal for a crematorium and new cemetery were
I have an enduring soft spot for the Cross City Line.
The (now) London Midland operated service taking Lichfieldians to the gaping black hole of Birmingham’s New Street station
