Anyone interested in forming a new community history group in Lichfield is invited to an informal meeting in the city.
Organisers are hoping that a display of old photographs and
Pictures of some of Hollywood’s greatest stars taken by the late Lord Lichfield are to be exhibited at the Shugborough Estate.
Lichfield at the Movies will run from July
Ancient woodlands which could be destroyed by HS2 will be discussed in the House of Commons.
Lichfield MP Michael Fabricant will open the debate on Wednesday (July 3).
He believes
Curborough will be taken back in time for a vintage fair.
Taking place at the Antiques and Craft Centre on Saturday (June 29), the event will feature music, fashions, gifts
A Lichfield auctioneer is set to sell off a rare mantle frieze designed for the Houses of Parliament.
The carved oak panel is expected to sell fo up to £1,
The focus will be on coal trains at a special event at Chasewater Railway.
Passenger and freight services will run throughout the day on Sunday (June 23), while a coal
Councillors hope moving the Lichfield’s Tourist Information Centre to St Mary’s Heritage Centre will help safeguard the future of the site.
Market Square will become the city’s
A new statue celebrating Burntwood’s mining history has been unveiled.
Hundreds of people turned out to see the covers come off SCAMP for the first time.
The statue, featuring
The Staffordshire Hoard will be celebrated in cake form as part of a new competition.
It is being organised by the team researching and conserving the unique Anglo-Saxon discovery
The hunt is on for people living in Lichfield and Burntwood who attended Arthur Terry School half-a-century ago.
Up to 250 former pupils of Arthur Terry are expected
A number of historic photographs of Lichfield have been released.
Lichfield District Council’s conservation team have published some of the images in their library online.
Among the scenes are
