The countdown is officially on for Tamworth’s much-loved St George’s Day celebrations, as the Castle Grounds prepare to come alive with an action-packed day of medieval adventure on Saturday 18 April, from 11am to 4pm.

Tamworth Borough Council is proud to announce that Tamworth Castle has once again retained their official approval as one of the best small visitor attractions in Staffordshire, following its latest assessment by VisitEngland, achieving the Visitor Attraction Quality Assurance Service accreditation for the 11th year running.

Tamworth Borough Council is proud to present a packed programme of live entertainment at the Assembly Rooms, with an exciting line-up of tribute acts, vintage glamour and special guest appearances taking to the stage over the coming months.

Time to apply for a free voter ID ahead of the May elections is running out. Anyone who doesn’t already have an accepted form of ID will need to apply before the deadline at 5pm on 28 April.

Tamworth Borough Council, working in close partnership with Staffordshire County Council Trading Standards and Staffordshire Police, have taken further decisive action to protect the public by securing a closure order on Glascote Express, 231a Glascote Road.

Tamworth Borough Council has successfully defended its decision to revoke a Hackney Carriage and Private Hire Driver’s Licence following an appeal at court.

On Thursday 7 May people in Tamworth will have their say at local elections on who represents them locally.

Save the date for the return of Tamworth’s popular St George’s Day celebrations, with an exciting line-up of entertainment set to take over the Castle Grounds, with medieval-themed fun for the whole family on Saturday 18 April, from 11am – 4pm.

In partnership with Staffordshire County Council, Tamworth Borough Council is asking residents to share their views on current and future needs for electric vehicle (EV) charging hubs across the borough.

Residents and businesses urged not to miss their chance to help shape how local services are run for generations to come.