A story from the Mercury’s website has pricked my interest. It’s discussing the campaign for an improvement to rail services and facilities.
As someone who commuted on the
Not content with being irritating for their uselessness, Police Community Support Officers in Lichfield are now showing they can’t ride a bike properly.
Recent conversations with folk from the
The new Lidl store at the Trent Valley end of Eastern Avenue is quickly taking shape.
Forgetting the fact that the workmen seem to manipulate the temporary daytime traffic signals
With the death of Mick Eccles fresh in the memory and a community trying to convince us that the problems are being hyped by the national media, I saw first
For anyone who has seen the front page of the Lichfield Mercury this week, you’ll know that a councillor’s likening of the Dimbles to Beirut hasn’t gone
Maybe the weather forecasters aren’t over-reacting – I’ve just seen a gritter complete with snow plough go past The Lichfield Blog Towers.
And the plough might well be
Good news, Lichfield’s binmen are back on their rounds after two days off.
Does beg the question of what the difference between today and yesterday is? Many of the
Awoke this morning expecting another journey through the sludge, only to be greeted by more than a dusting of snow.
Maybe I missed that one being forecast, but it was
Over on my Twitter page, I asked what the future of Lichfield’s Woolworths site might be.
I didn’t have to wait long for Lichfield District Council to Tweet
Day two of the snow ‘chaos’ and Lichfield’s binmen are enjoying a cup of Horlicks once more.
The council have decided that it’s too unsafe for them to
Despite the fact Lichfield’s roads seem to be back to normal this morning, anyone looking to fill up for a potentially long commute was in for disappointment at the
It’s Saturday afternoon and the light in your living room has just stopped working. The bulb is changed, the fuse is checked and still nothing. A bit of detective
