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Work has commenced on the installation of three new outdoor Padel tennis courts at Beacon Park, as part of ongoing investment to enhance leisure facilities across the district. The project marks another significant step forwards in Lichfield District Council’s continued transformation of the district’s leisure provision by offering increased accessibility

  Lichfield city centre will be buzzing this May when the Spring Food & Drink Festival returns for residents and visitors to enjoy. Taking place on Saturday 16 and Sunday 17 May, the festival will bring together more than 100 traders from across the region, offering a vibrant mix of

#APPEAL | We are appealing for information after two pedal cycles were stolen from two teenagers on the canal towpath at Hopwas Woods. On Wednesday 1st April at around 3pm, two pedal cycles were stolen from a young male & female who had been cycling along the Birmingham & Fazeley Canal

Local organisations across Lichfield District are being encouraged to apply for funding to help deliver projects that improve everyday life for residents. The council is inviting applications through the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) — a fund used to support the development of new or improved community facilities and infrastructure. This

A car suspected of being used in illegal fly-tipping has been seized by Lichfield District Council as part of ongoing work to tackle environmental crime. On Sunday 8 March fly-tipped waste was discovered on land opposite the junction of Eastern Avenue and Curborough Road in Lichfield. Using evidence recovered from

A new food waste recycling service is coming to all households in Staffordshire throughout 2026. Food waste | Staffordshire County Council

Lichfield District Council has been declared UK Council of the Year at a prestigious national awards ceremony celebrating outstanding work within local government. The iESE Public Sector Transformation Awards 2026 highlights the people and projects driving positive change for residents across the country in a host of areas from digital

Community projects across Lichfield District are set to benefit from a major investment after councillors approved more than £1.4 million of funding to support local facilities, sports clubs and community spaces. The funding comes from the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL), which is collected from developers and reinvested back into local

The main swimming pool at Burntwood Leisure Centre will re-open tomorrow (Tuesday 3 March) following the completion of necessary repairs. Last month both the main and learner pools were temporarily closed due to a failure of the pool pumps and pipework. Specialist contractors were immediately called in and we can