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  Frustration for residents and motorists as roadworks blight key routes in Lichfield

  By Ross on 31st January, 2019

  Residents and motorists have been sharing their frustration at a series of roadworks in Lichfield.

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  Chasewater Friends charity is created

  By Ross on 7th January, 2019

  A new Burntwood-based charity has been set up to promote Chasewater.

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  New gritters take to the road across Lichfield and Burntwood

  By Ross on 4th December, 2018

  A fleet of new gritters have taken to the roads across Lichfield and Burntwood.

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  Consultation launched over plans to axe council-funded lollipop men and women in Lichfield and Burntwood

  By Ross on 15th November, 2018

  People in Lichfield and Burntwood are being invited to have their say on plans to axe council-funded lollipop men and women.

• Warning for Lichfield and Burntwood drivers ahead of Storm Bronagh

  By Ross on 20th September, 2018

  Drivers in Lichfield and Burntwood are being warned of stormy conditions on local roads overnight.

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  County council approves plan to improve cycling and walking routes in Lichfield and Burntwood

  By Ross on 21st June, 2018

  Walking and cycling routes in Lichfield and Burntwood are set to be improved as part of a £38million project.

• Kids in Lichfield and Burntwood urged to take part in Walk to School Week

  By Ross on 21st May, 2018

  Children across Lichfield and Burntwood are being invited to take part in Walk to School Week.

• New campaign targets young motorcyclists in Lichfield and Burntwood

  By Ross on 4th May, 2018

  Young bikers across Lichfield and Burntwood are being targeted in a series of campaigns to help promote safer riding on roads across Staffordshire.

• County council promises to spend additional £5million to tackle pothole problems

  By Ross on 19th April, 2018

  Highways bosses have launched a campaign to fix an extra 11,000 potholes.

• Lichfield and Burntwood roads to benefit as Government adds extra £2.2million to pothole fund in Staffordshire

  By Ross on 26th March, 2018

  An extra £2.2million will be used to tackle the problem of potholes on local roads, Staffordshire County Council has confirmed.

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