The spirit of the 18th Century was recreated at Speakers’ Corner in Lichfield in a celebration of the 300th anniversary of the birth of James Brindley.
Councillors are hoping to ring the changes at Harlaston phone box by converting it into a book exchange.
A move to switch records and archives from Lichfield to Stafford has moved a step closer after initial funding was granted for a new county history centre.
Members of Chasewater Railway have been honoured with a Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service.
The efforts of sailors during World War One will be commemorated later this month.
An exhibition of author JRR Tolkien’s life in Staffordshire will come to Lichfield later this year.
Lichfield primary school children were given an insight into the importance of waterways in the Victorian period when they visited the city’s canal restoration project.
Chasewater Railway is celebrating after maintaining its accredited museum status.
New tours of the library at Lichfield Cathedral are launching in May.
A number of old images of Lichfield and Burntwood have been made available online.
Documents have revealed that it cost £15,000 to end the agreement keeping The Friary in public hands.
A number of roads in Wigginton are to be named after local military heroes.
