The latest round of welfare reforms are another example of the Government hitting families who can least afford it, a Labour councillor has claimed.
A range of cuts to health and care services are being considered after Staffordshire County Council revealed a £15million funding gap.
Residents set to be hit by a new benefits cap are being warned there is “a pressing need” for them to find a job.
A move to switch records and archives from Lichfield to Stafford has moved a step closer after initial funding was granted for a new county history centre.
A local councillor says he will use an EU referendum debate in Lichfield to ask voters to consider how the result will affect the next generation.
An extra 60 families in Lichfield and Burntwood could be hit by new benefits reforms.
A Burntwood councillor has told developers the town cannot take more housing without increased healthcare provision.
The fight to protect Lichfield and Burntwood from an “austerity agenda” will continue, the local branch of the Green Party has vowed.
Campaigners say a debate over the future of Lichfield Library was a “travesty of democracy”.
The former leader of Burntwood Town Council has promised the area will get a neighbourhood plan it can be proud of.
A former Lichfield councillor has been re-appointed as Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner for Staffordshire.
Civic spending at Burntwood Town Council will be looked at, a councillor has confirmed.
