New health centre opens to patients

Patients have begun accessing a new purpose-built health centre which has opened in Burntwood this week.

Burntwood | Oct 11, 2021

Fiat 500s and Ford Transits targeted by keyless car thieves

Staffordshire | Oct 4, 2021

Artist Cavan's first exhibition in the Midlands for 25 years

Burntwood | Oct 2, 2021

District youth club receives Queen's Award for Voluntary Service

Lichfield | Oct 1, 2021

Burntwood man sentenced over cannabis grow worth around £10,000

Burntwood | Sept 28, 2021

Anniversary for special gardening group

Burntwood | Sept 18, 2021

Fun for all the family at Lichfield Community Games

Lichfield | Sept 13, 2021

MP unveils bench in memory of women lost to breast cancer

Burntwood | Sept 13, 2021

Workers getting pretty muddy in aid of Staffordshire's First Responders

Burntwood | Sept 10, 2021

Plans to replace industrial unit with housing passed by one vote

Burntwood | Sept 9, 2021

Council to invest more than £1million in its planning service after "delays and complaints"

Lichfield | Sept 8, 2021

Canal festival revived by enthusiasts

Walsall | Sept 8, 2021

Two city enterprises highlighted in national celebration of small business

Lichfield | Sept 7, 2021

Memorial plaque honours beloved town crier

Burntwood | Sept 7, 2021

Organiser "very sorry" for music event failings

Burntwood | Sept 6, 2021

Stars, cinema and escape room feature in Lichfield Garrick Theatre's new season

Burntwood | Sept 6, 2021

Choir's award nomination for positivity during Covid pandemic

Lichfield | Sept 6, 2021

Councillor is raising awareness of dementia through walking challenge

Burntwood | Sept 6, 2021

Grants available for those affected by last year's floods

Burntwood | Sept 5, 2021

Fraudster jailed after taking £83k from vulnerable woman she was supposed to help

Burntwood | Sept 3, 2021

Council consults over plan to put new leisure centre in park

Lichfield | Sept 3, 2021

About Burntwood

Burntwood derives its name from the burning of heath in Cannock Forest and has long been associated with Woodhouses and Edgehill, or Edial, as it was once known. One of its claims to fame is the town is home to the smallest park in the UK, Prince Park.