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Ladies group entertained with tales of royalty and old superstitions

Since Chase Terrace Ladies Group started meeting in the afternoon there has been an increase in those present. Last Thursday we had a talk from Judy - known as Jude - Hubble on the life of Patrick Lichfield. This is just one of the talks she does.

Your World|Feb 18

Shopping parade is focus of continued drive to clean up Burntwood town and Lichfield city centres

Your World|Feb 13

More than £1.4million in funding to be allocated to projects in Lichfield

Politics|Feb 13

Come and join the fantastic free fun day at Burntwood Leisure Centre

Your World|Feb 11

Two-vehicle crash on A5 at Muckley Corner near Lichfield - motorists advised to avoid area

Police remain in the area after arrest of 12 year-old - Staffordshire Police update

Boy, 12, arrested 'on suspicion of affray' after Staffordshire school lockdown

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Lichfield and Burntwood MP tells supermarkets to share their profits fairly with farmers

'Number of concerns' had been raised about Burntwood business before its closure - including food hygiene

'I am deeply grateful to everyone who has supported me': Burntwood business announces closure 'effective immediately'

Fly-tipper sentenced following prosecution by council

Your World|Jan 13

Call for gardening enthusiasts in Brownhills to snap up allotment plots before they run out

Transport company looking to expand to Burntwood business park

Pubs across West Midlands open to new licensees as pub chain asks for applications

Kind-hearted foster couple who've helped change the lives of more than 20 children recognised in New Year Honours

News|Dec 30, 2024

Local businesses come together to support hospice

Your World|Dec 29, 2024

Hardy swimmers take Boxing Day charity plunge at Chasewater reservoir

News|Dec 26, 2024

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About Burntwood

Burntwood derives its name from the burning of heath in Cannock Forest and has long been associated with Woodhouses and Edgehill, or Edial, as it was once known. One of its claims to fame is the town is home to the smallest park in the UK, Prince Park.