What's happening and when

Work to repair the paving at St Editha’s Square will start on Monday 8 June. This work is being carried out at no cost to the council or taxpayers.

Ever wondered how regeneration projects, like those supported by the Future High Street Fund (FHSF), are planned, funded, and delivered?

Some of the hexagonal paving stones installed as part of last year's refurbishment have begun to crack and break — and we are already working to put it right, at no cost to the council or taxpayers.

Tamworth Borough Council is announcing another major milestone in its ambitious Future High Street Fund regeneration project, following the approval of plans to restore and renovate the historic properties at 26a, 27, and 27a Market Street.

An exciting variety of independent businesses have been selected to join Tamworth town centre’s brand new retail hub, bringing things like pottery painting, craft workshops and healthy food to the high street.

Small independent businesses looking to grow to the next level are being invited to apply for brand new affordable retail space in the heart of Tamworth town centre.

Tamworth town centre’s brand-new hub for small, independent retailers will be known as Town Hall Place, Tamworth Borough Council has revealed.

Tamworth Borough Council's ambitious £21million Future High Street Fund regeneration project continues with the submission of the planning application for 26a, 27, and 27a Market Street.

Tamworth Borough Council’s ambitious regeneration project continues with work to install new paving throughout Middle Entry commencing from Tuesday 27 May.