Lichfield District Council has opened apartments in the city centre offering temporary accommodation for those most in need ...

Lichfield District Council has opened an apartment building in the city centre offering temporary accommodation for homeless ...

Plans to distribute more than £1.4m in funding to six community projects across Lichfield district have been agreed. The ...

Lichfield District Council is continuing its clean-up of Burntwood Shopping Centre to make the area tidier and more ...

Hundreds of homes have been approved to be built on a former airfield in Staffordshire.RAF Lichfield, which closed in 1958, ...

An enormous mound of waste has been illegally dumped, blocking a rural road in Staffordshire. Residents said the pile of rubbish was discovered at about 06:00 GMT on Watery Lane in Lichfield, having ...

Now, after a massive effort to clear the mess, Lichfield District Council said the "net was closing in" on those behind the fly-tipping. It issued an illustration of the type of vehicle suspected ...

Lichfield District Council said in a statement: “Due to the scale of the fly tipping, we immediately informed the Environment Agency. “In the meantime, our environmental health officers are ...

A spokesperson for Lichfield District Council said the investigation continued and they had obtained evidence from within the fly-tipped waste and nearby CCTV cameras. "As a result of this our ...

Lichfield District Council said the building had never been previously open to the public. Most recently used as council offices, the property was for two centuries part of Lichfield Grammar ...

The waste is 10ft high, 20ft wide and 80ft in length, according to Lichfield district council. Elaine Hutchings, who owns a livery yard on the lane, said the mound of rubbish was “unbelievable”.

Council investigators are appealing for more footage after two tipper-type lorries were caught on CCTV when they believe 30 tonnes of rubbish was dumped on a Lichfield road. Lichfield District ...