Back in February I posed the question of whether churches should standardise their charges. One of the arguments against my views claimed that the church couldn’t be classed as
I can barely contain my excitement with the news that the Bower Queen is to be named in the Lichfield Mercury this week.
Anyone who has seen my earlier thoughts
Interesting to see over on the very interesting FixMyStreet site that a complaint has come in about the fields opposite Tesco Express at Nether Stowe.
A concerned dog walker has
Just when illegal parkers thought it was safe to go back on the verges, the new APCOA parking wardens have taken to the streets.
As captured by The Lichfield Blog’
Lichfield’s Tesco barely seems to have been closed for five minutes and already the ironwork shoots of a replacement are starting to spring up.
The new store will change
Seems I wasn’t the only person who was a bit underwhelmed by Michael Fabricant’s Twittering.
Guardian columnist Simon Hoggart has also put the boot in over on their
It’s the little things that make you chuckle in life and this week’s smile was raised in the jobs section of the Lichfield Mercury.
The advert was for
So there we have it, the much-hyped Friarsgate development is put back…again.
The alarm bells should certainly be ringing given that no-one’s prepared to put a
Forget airbags, seat-belts, speed cameras and crumple zones, the greatest road safety invention of the modern age is without doubt the “Child on Board” sticker displayed proudly on the
Before you ask, it’s not about intelligence and it has absolutely nothing to do with Roald Dahl.
A “Twit” as they (we) are affectionately refered to is someone who
Another one of our first-time contributors, Sam Ackroyd, went along to the weekend’s historical events in Lichfield…
On Saturday, Lichfield’s marketplace played host to the Sealed Knot
You see a lot of strange things when you’re driving, but seeing the convoy of drivers coming off the A38 onto the Burton Road at Streethay warning oncoming traffic
