Community News & Updates
- 9th December 2020
Christmas shoppers and visitors to Lichfield will be able to park for free in district council run car parks over the festive period.
- 8th December 2020
Retail shops across the district can choose to stay open for longer in the run up to Christmas.
- 7th December 2020
Lichfield, Burntwood and Rugeley people can give St Giles Hospice a ‘tree-mendous’ Christmas gift this year by supporting the charity’s annual TreeCycle campaign.
- 27th November 2020
Advent & Christmas 2020 is likely to be different from any other year, with local restrictions in place that will limit our celebrations with friends and family. However, this time of year can still be special; we are all in need of hope, comfort and joy – something that Lichfield Cathedral is planning to deliver over the coming weeks.
Generous staff at a Lichfield carpet cleaning company are supporting St Giles Hospice by helping to fund its vital care services for local families.
Oh YES! It’s time to join Jack and Jackie on their adventure of a lifetime as the siblings are tricked by arch-villain, Flesh Creep, climb a giant beanstalk to a giant’s lair and pick up a monkey named Gordon! Will the siblings be able to work together? Will Dame Trott ever find the man of her dreams? Get ready to find out in our fun-filled pantomime, a truly festive treat this Christmas!
- 11th November 2020
News that a vaccine programme will be implemented before Christmas has prompted Lichfield Cathedral to renew its invitation to local GP practices to use the Cathedral as a vaccination centre.
- 28th October 2020
THE name of one of Lichfield’s most famous families has been discovered in a cache of legal documents shining a light on legal life several hundred years ago.
- 21st October 2020
THEY have been the talk of the town for weeks but now it’s time for the swan song of an outdoor public art exhibition which has helped spirits fly high during the coronavirus crisis.
St Giles Hospice is celebrating the dedication and hard work of its long-serving staff and volunteers this week – despite celebrations being adapted due to the COVID-19 pandemic.