A residents’ group have welcomed plans to bring an “iconic” Lichfield building back into use.
More roads in Fradley are to be named after heroes from World War Two.
The spotlight will be on one of the early pioneers at an event in Lichfield this weekend.
An exhibition about JRR Tolkien’s links to Staffordshire will visit Lichfield Library next month.
The spooky sights of Lichfield will be on offer at a ghost walk in the city.
A local author’s new book is exploring Lichfield through some of its iconic buildings.
The role of women during World War One and World War Two will be explored in Alrewas this weekend.
People were given a rare glimpse inside a Grade II listed building in Burntwood as it threw open its doors as part of a heritage event.
Crowds turned out as Lichfield went back in time for its Georgian Festival.
Relatives of British and Australian war heroes are being sought as part of a plan to name new local roads after them.
Libraries in Lichfield and Burntwood will play a part in the 2016 Staffordshire History Festival.
It will be full steam ahead as Chasewater Railway holds its late summer gala.
