Council steps in to deliver the Lichfield summer food festival
Today we have announced we will be stepping in to deliver the Lichfield summer food festival which will be held on 23 - 25 August 2025. Any trader that had already booked and paid for a pitch at the Lichfield summer food festival via the previous event organiser, will be offered a free pitch.
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Cost of living advice available at District Council House this week
Lichfield District residents who need cost of living and wellbeing support are invited to a special drop-in session in the city on Thursday, 15 May.
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Launch of new car theft prevention hub with exciting competition
We have, in partnership with the Lichfield District Community Safety Partnership, unveiled a new online resource aimed at helping residents protect their vehicles from theft.
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We have invested over £350K in community projects with developer funding
We have invested more than £350,000 into community projects across the district thanks to funding from developer contributions.
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Our Stop The Bleed training provides life-saving skills to hundreds of young people
More than 470 students across Lichfield District have been equipped with life-saving skills through a special training initiative that we have led.
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Our on-demand ‘LinkUp’ transport service trial expands to help more commuters
We are pleased to announce an extension to the operating hours for LinkUp, our on-demand community transport service.
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New ‘Lichfield’ sign offers a picture-perfect welcome
Just in time for summer, we have unveiled a new city sign spelling out its name in big white block letters – a perfect photo opportunity for visitors and residents.
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Covert CCTV catches women fly-tipping in Burntwood
Two women have been caught fly-tipping in Burntwood on covert CCTV deployed by our environmental health officers.
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Getin2it this Easter with free holiday activities for young people
Young people across Lichfield District are invited to take part in a fantastic range of free holiday activities running over the Easter break.
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We have formally adopted social value to benefit local communities
We have formally adopted a new approach to procurement that puts social value at its heart. This will ensure that every pound spent brings lasting benefits to the local community.
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More than 2,500 people help shape the future of Lichfield District
We are thanking residents and stakeholders for taking part in the recent consultation on the Local Plan 2043, which received more than 2,500 responses.