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

A "number of public concerns" had been raised about a Burntwood business prior to its closure including its food hygiene, Lichfield District Council has said.

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'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

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Your World|Dec 29, 2024

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Your World|Dec 14, 2024

Burntwood eatery named best Bangladeshi restaurant in the Midlands

Your World|Dec 11, 2024

Ladies group take a trip back to the 1950s

Your World|Dec 10, 2024

Burntwood Victoria FC nets £2,000 donation thanks to housing developer

Your World|Dec 9, 2024

Police issue photos of people wanted for questioning after £100 worth of vapes taken from Staffordshire shop

News|Dec 1, 2024

New Lidl store bringing 40 jobs to Burntwood is given thumbs up - despite objections

Local Hubs|Nov 21, 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.