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Tamworth Borough Council has launched a formal six-week consultation on its draft pre-submission local plan, giving residents, businesses and other stakeholders the chance to have their say on the document that will guide how Tamworth grows and changes over the next two decades, before it is submitted to the Planning Inspectorate for independent examination.

Tamworth Borough Council is inviting residents and visitors to discover more about the town’s history through two free events taking place as part of this year’s Heritage Open Days.

Tamworth Borough Council is inviting voluntary sector groups and charities to apply for a share of £118,000 Community Recovery Fund cash, as part of the latest funding round.

Tamworth Borough Council has launched a new ‘Tamworth place prospectus’, showcasing the borough as a place to invest, develop and do business.

A new chapter in the conservation of Tamworth Castle has begun as phase two of the £1.9 million MEND restoration programme gets underway.

Tamworth Borough Council's Cabinet has approved an updated Antisocial Behaviour (ASB) and Environmental Crime Enforcement Policy, bringing the council's approach to tackling littering and environmental offences in line with new government guidance.

Tamworth Borough Council is inviting visitors to experience Tamworth Castle in a whole new way this August with a series of free creative workshops included with castle admission, inspired by the castle’s ongoing conservation work and the remarkable historic building fragments that have been carefully collected over decades.

Tamworth Borough Council is reminding council tenants that financial support is available through its Cost-of-Living Support - Hardship Fund, helping households facing financial hardship to stay secure in their homes.

There is now just two weeks left for residents, businesses and community organisations to have their say on whether Tamworth should have a borough-wide parish council.

Ten colourful new food waste collection trucks are set to hit the streets of Tamworth and Lichfield, each proudly featuring one of The Scraps Gang – a team of five fun food waste monsters named by local children.