A Burntwood football club is set to take over the running of a public sporting facility in the town.
Lichfield District Council’s cabinet will be asked to approve plans
A councillor has admitted it was a “difficult” decision to raise allowances.
A meeting of Lichfield District Council confirmed that an IT fund would be amalgamated into the basic allowance
The future governance of Lichfield and Burntwood could fall under a new combined authority, according to the leader of Lichfield District Council.
The Government is already offering incentives to some
The Labour leader for Lichfield and Burntwood has predicted that her predecessor will return to the local political scene sooner rather than later.
Steve Norman lost out on a seat
The beaten Lichfield and Burntwood Labour candidate at the general election has urged his party to rethink its local strategy in future.
Chris Worsey reclaimed second place in the vote
Birmingham has been warned off attempting to annex Lichfield in order to meet its housing needs.
There have been growing fears that the district could be use as overspill to
Councillors on both sides of the political divide have called for greater scrutiny of decisions at Lichfield District Council.
The four members of the Labour group revealed at a meeting
The key roles have been sworn-in at Burntwood Town Council.
The authority is now under Conservative control of the 22-member council after they secured 16 of the seats,
The Green Party’s former parliamentary candidate for Lichfield and Burntwood has criticised the area’s MP for branding him “childish”.
Conservative Michael Fabricant had accused the Green Party of
The new chair and vice-chair have been sworn in at Lichfield District Council.
Cllr Norma Bacon and Cllr David Salter will take on the roles for the coming year.
Plans have been unveiled for two new cabinet roles on Lichfield District Council.
Six representatives had previously made up the senior group of the Conservative-controlled authority.
But leader, Cllr