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Posted by Richard H
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11th September 2018
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Homeowners at McCarthy and Stone’s Brueton Place Retirement Living development in Solihull have launched an appeal to find ‘the missing pieces in its puzzle’ to complete their vibrant new community.
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Stewart Fletcher & Barrett are receiving numerous enquiries at the moment from local businesses that are unsure of the application of the new rate of VAT that came into effect from January 2011. Read on for some helpful guidance from SFB …
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- 15th March 2011
Many arable farmers have been contacting our partner Mark Chatterton recently to discuss the potential profit in this year’s accounts. They want to know what can be done to minimise any future tax liabilities.
- 15th March 2011
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- 14th March 2011
If you are interested history, have some spare time to donate, are looking for a new challenge, then Erasmus Darwin House invites you to attend an open day for potential new volunteers which will be held at the Museum between 1pm and 3pm on 2nd April.
- 14th March 2011
On Sunday 6 March, 30 young people from across the district took to the Lichfield Garrick stage to learn performance skills in a free workshop.
- 14th March 2011
The Lichfield Garrick’s programme is jam-packed full of great shows this March. From An Evening with Neil Morrissey, to choral singing from The Wycombe Orpheus Male Voice Choir, there is something to suit a variety of tastes.
- 14th March 2011
History of Mothering Sunday and gift ideas
Lichfield District Council is inviting everyone to drop in to Darwin Hall in Lichfield, on Wednesday 23 March from 3.30pm to 6.30pm, so they can give their views on which community projects should benefit from £400,000 section 106 funding.