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Below is an archive of our most recent news stories, please click on the titles to read more.
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Tamworth Borough Council’s annual State of Tamworth Debate is happening next week on Tuesday 25 October.
Tamworth Borough Council welcomed guests to the Assembly Rooms on Friday, October 7, for the first Civic Pride Awards ceremony, to honour individuals and groups who have shown commitment to the town and have given back to their community.
Tamworth Borough Council is inviting residents, businesses, community and voluntary sector, investors and anyone with an interest in Tamworth to have their say on Tamworth Borough Council’s issues and options consultation to inform the Local Plan 2043.
Tamworth Borough Council is inviting children of all ages to get creative and design a new festive greeting card that the Mayor of Tamworth, Councillor Moira Greatorex can send out as her official Christmas card this year.
As Tamworth Borough Council begin work on progressing its plans for the town centre Future High Streets project, work to remove the canopy in St Editha’s square will start on October 31.
Tamworth Borough Council is excited to confirm that a community archaeological dig will take place next to the Holloway car park located at the bottom of the castle, from October 22 to October 25.
Tamworth Castle will provide the perfect backdrop for creepy entertainment this autumn with spooky activities and performances on offer for visitors.
Tamworth Borough Council’s new Deputy Mayor has been appointed to continue the 2022/2023 mayoral year, at Full Council meeting on Tuesday, September 27.
Tamworth has gold fever following a successful year in the Heart of England in Bloom competition – striking GOLD for the Small City Category of the Heart of England in Bloom competition
Tamworth Borough Council has successfully obtained grant funding of £20,000 from the Midland Net Zero Energy Hub, to deliver a project that will support private landlord properties to become more energy efficient, reducing energy costs to renters.
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