Dickensian London will come to life when renowned author and historian Dr Ruth Richardson comes to Lichfield.
She will be lifting the lid on the real capital of Dickens’ day
Local groups have been given a first glimpse of a new statue honouring Burntwood’s mining past.
The new 7ft bronze miner and pony sculpture – known as SCAMP – will eventually
Author Michael Arnold will bring the Civil War to life with a talk in aid of Lichfield Cathedral’s East End Appeal.
He will discuss the period, local connections and
A community building in Burntwood is celebrating 100 years of history. The Old Mining College Centre in Chasetown has clocked up the landmark of service which began when it was a training centre for pit apprentices.
An evening of comedy, songs and sonnets is being promised at the Samuel Johnson Birthplace Museum.
Local group Intimate Theatre will take visitors on an exploration of Shakespeare’s works
More than a thousand people turned out as Lichfield rolled back the years for a royal-themed Heritage Weekend.
As part of the event venues including the 17th century Dr
The history of Lichfield will be in focus during a weekend of events.
Royal-themed events will take place on September 22 and 23 as part of Lichfield Heritage Weekend.
For the first time in 800 years, female choristers have been accepted into Lichfield Cathedral’s Choral Foundation.
The group have been singing the services in the historic building since
One of Lichfield’s most famous sons will celebrate his 303rd birthday with free cake.
The Samuel Johnson Birthplace Museum will offer visitors a tasty treat to mark the occasion
The footbridge at the site of the old Hammerwich Railway Station is being repaired.
Work has started to replace bolts and pins that support the wooden steps and to repair
Visitors to Lichfield’s Erasmus Darwin House are being offered the chance to find out more about the building’s spooky cellars and the history of Cathedral Close.
The Close
An historic drinking fountain in Lichfield City has been restored.
Contractors took the the Serjeantson Fountain on Greenhill away in May to carry out the conservation work.
And residents were
