Thousands of people lined the streets of Lichfield as the city welcomed the Olympic torch.
After starting the day at the National Memorial Arboretum, the flame headed through Streethay and
Hundreds of women took part in the St Giles Hospice Solstice Walk to raise money for the well-known local charity.
Over 700 women took to the streets of Lichfield
Chasetown FC bid a fond farewell to striker Dean Perrow at their annual awards evening.
The relegated Scholars will lose the long-serving hitman after he opted to make the
Youngsters from a Lichfield school showed their patriotic colours to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee.
Children from Maple Hayes Dyslexia School held their own street party to mark 60 years of
Lichfield Cathedral was packed as people celebrated the Jubilee with a picnic lunch.
The event was a great success despite the rain which forced it inside the cathedral instead of
Thousands of people flooded the streets of Lichfield to witness the annual Lichfield Greenhill Bower procession.
The annual event always attracts huge crowds and often copious amounts of rain, but
Thousands of people across Lichfield have marked the centenary of the sinking of the Titanic.
The events culminated on Sunday (April 15) with a memorial service held in Lichfield’s
Chasetown FC kept their survival hopes alive as they fought back to earn a 2-2 draw against North Ferriby United. Club photographer Dave Birt captured the match action on camera:
