The winter weather is continuing to cause problems across Lichfield and Burntwood.
Leisure centres and bin collections have been hit by the big freeze, while a number of schools in the area have been closed today.
Rocklands School, Queen’s Croft High School, Saxon Hill and the Bridge Centre School in Lichfield, Greysbrooke Primary School in Shenstone and Chasetown Community School in Burntwood have both confirmed they will remain shut for a second day tomorrow (December 12).
Drivers using Lichfield Trent Valley have also been experiencing problems as the railway bridge leading to the rear car park has iced over, meaning a number of vehicles were unable to get up the hill, with some drivers forced to abandon their cars and walk home.
Sporting fixtures are also falling victim to the cold snap with Chasetown’s game against Stoke City tomorrow already called off, while Lichfield City FC’s trip to Hednesford Town could also be at risk.
We’re due to be at home again tomorrow when @lichfieldcityfc visit in the @StaffordshireFA Senior Cup. Have a feeling that the white stuff on the ground may have some say on that fixture….
— Hednesford Town FC (@Hednesford_Town) December 11, 2017
Lichfield District Council has also been forced to postpone a planning committee meeting, which will now take place on December 18.
