Chasetown FC failed to end the league’s only unbeaten run when they went down 3-1 at Northwich Victoria. Club photographer Dave Birt captured the action on camera:
Air cadets from across the region visited Lichfield to take part in a parade marking the 70th anniversary of the Air Training Corps.
They took part in a service at
Previous records remained unbeaten as hundreds of runners took to Lichfield’s streets to compete in the 10k race.
Birchfield Harriers’ James Trollope was the first to cross the line
Burntwood RUFC battled for a bonus point as they went down 8-13 against Old Saltleians.
The fixture was their first league encounter of the season and photographer Joanne Gough
Chasetown FC finally returned to winning ways with a 2-1 victory over Frickley Athletic.
Goals from Dean Perrow and Chris Slater were enough to put the Scholars’ recent run
Clergy from the Diocese of Lichfield failed to lift the Church Times Cricket Cup after defeat by Guildford in the final.
Lichfield won the toss and decided to bat first,
Chasetown FC endured a miserable evening as they went down 1-0 to Mickleover Sports and saw John Branch stretchered off.
The Scholars man was carried off in the final
Chasetown FC suffered their second successive league defeat as they went down 2-1 at ten-men Bradford Park Avenue.
A goal from Jake Sedgemore wasn’t enough for the
Shoppers were replaced by cyclists and runners as the Lichfield City Centre Races took place.
A series of youth and senior races attracted entrants from across the country.
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Chasetown FC suffered Bank Holiday misery as they were beaten 1-0 in their local derby with Rushall Olympic.
A Lucan Spittle goal proved to be the difference between the
Chasetown FC were denied all three points after a late equaliser saw Chorley secure a 1-1 draw at the Scholars Ground.
The league leaders went behind when Gary Birch
Erasmus Darwin Academy staff and students have been celebrating record GCSE results.
The school – which was previously Chasetown Specialist Sports College – saw 99 per cent of pupils record five A*
