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Have your say on community safety in Lichfield District
We, together with the district’s Community Safety Partnership, are asking residents to share their views on community safety to help create a community-led strategy dedicated to making the district a safer and more connected place for all.
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Appeal for relatives of Lichfield’s fallen war heroes to come forward in street naming initiative
We are attempting to trace the relatives of 20 fallen World War heroes following a proposal that streets on a new housing development be named after them.
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We are considering ‘Southern Staffordshire' unitary in local government reorganisation
We are considering a ‘Southern Staffordshire’ unitary proposal consisting of up to six of the current Staffordshire districts.
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Opportunity to give your views on how we will consult over planning
We would like to hear your views on how we intend to involve and engage with local communities, businesses and other interested parties in the preparation of planning policy documents and in determining planning applications.
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Leisure centre contractor engages and inspires students through special design project
Our continued commitment to securing social value from our supplier contracts, has seen the builder of the city’s new leisure centre inspire Burntwood students through a special design project.
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Have your say on Lichfield mural
We are inviting residents, communities and businesses to take part in shaping an exciting new public mural coming to Lichfield City Centre.
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Street Aid offers a new way for people to support the district’s homeless
We are announcing the launch of a new initiative designed to provide an alternative and more effective way to support those who are, or have been, street homeless in the district.
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Appeal for mourners following death of city man
We are appealing to local people who may wish to attend the funeral of a recently deceased man in the city.
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Council tax to increase by 2.59 per cent
Councillors have agreed to increase the district council tax bill by 2.59% for 2025/6, which is less than the maximum permitted rate of 2.99%. For the average Band D household this is an additional £5 per year - taking the average weekly charge to £3.80.
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Temporary accommodation opens in Lichfield city centre for those in need
We have opened apartments in the city centre offering temporary accommodation for those most in need in line with Government legislation.
