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Tamworth residents are being reminded to put recycling into their blue bin loose from now on, in a bid to reduce the amount of loads that are being rejected by the recycling facility.
A discretionary grant fund to help small Tamworth firms impacted by the coronavirus pandemic has now been extended to include home-based businesses.
Audiences enjoyed movies and the theatre in a weekend of new-look socially-distanced entertainment in Tamworth. The council’s Arts & Events team were delighted to be able to bring some much-needed entertainment back to the town, in the form of drive-in movies and family outdoor theatre.
Help from Tamworth Borough Council’s specialist ‘Shop Safe’ coronavirus support team will continue to be available to high street businesses for the coming months, as we work towards the wider recovery of the town centre.
Tamworth Borough Council has now submitted its final bid for funding to the Future High Streets Fund in the hope of winning millions of pounds to spend on town centre regeneration.
There is still time to grab your tickets for the first Tamworth drive-in movie event on August 14 and August 15, but you need to be quick to guarantee your spot under the stars and enjoy outdoor cinema with a difference.
Families are being invited to finally get back to the theatre with a safe and socially-distanced show taking place in Tamworth’s picturesque Castle Grounds on Sunday, August 16. The brand new performance of ‘Alice in Lockdown’ has been written by Heartbreak Productions to reflect the current times we are living in and provide a much-needed, antidote to the stay at home blues.
The Tamworth Borough Council owned “kiosk” situated at the bottom of the castle entrance, at the top of Holloway Drive, is re-opening on Saturday, August 8th, as a re-branded Castle Shop offering souvenirs and refreshments to the public.
The countdown is on to nominate someone who has demonstrated kindness and positivity during the coronavirus crisis, to join The Mayor of Tamworth for a special afternoon tea at local venues across the town.
Many leisure activities have been unable to re-open, or have been restricted due COVID-19, but Tamworth Borough Council’s Sports Development Team have been looking at ways that families can still enjoy sports and fitness activities for FREE this summer.
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