The move of Lichfield Library is an example of the way councils should be embracing change, an MP has said.
Lichfield’s MP insists it’s important that the UK is “getting the numbers right” in order to deal with the impact refugees could have on overstretched public services.
Residents have been warned that Lichfield District Council cannot afford to end steps to cut costs as it looks to balance the books and meet a possible £2.3million funding shortfall.
Plans to close a bank in Burntwood will go ahead, despite talks to save it.
More than 600 people have signed an online petition calling for greater protection to keep Green Belt land in Burntwood out of the hands of developers.
Formal plans have been submitted to allow Lichfield Library to move to a new home at St Mary’s in the Market Square.
A new £475,000 project will aim to improve traffic in Barton-under-Needwood.
Plans to outsource the management of leisure centres in Lichfield and Burntwood have moved forward after five potential operators were shortlisted.
A new advertising campaign is urging MPs to make one final stand against HS2.
The battle for the Green Belt will be among the issues up for discussion when Labour councillors hold their monthly advice surgery in Burntwood.
A group which is looking to mitigate the impact of heavy goods vehicles on roads around Lichfield and Burntwood has met for the first time.
Councillors are to hold talks with HSBC’s regional boss in a bid to prevent the bank’s branch in the town from being closed.
