Councillor Nova Arkney, portfolio holder for infrastructure, heritage and local economy for Tamworth Borough Council, said: “Through mutual agreement with the current owners, Tamworth Borough Council has negotiated ownership of Ankerside Shopping Centre in Tamworth town centre, taking ownership on Friday 29 November 2024.

As Tamworth Borough Council progress plans for the town centre Future High Streets project, work on St Editha’s Square will start from 11 November. To allow the work, all street traders and market traders who use the square are temporarily moving to other parts of the town.

Tamworth Borough Council’s ambitious regeneration project continues with planning permission granted for essential conservation repairs to the empty properties on Market Street.

Stunning stained-glass window in the original 19th Century former Co-op on Colehill now fully restored and looking fabulous.

In preparation for work starting on St Editha’s Square, a subtronic survey has been carried out to map all the power cables, data cables, drainage and sewerage pipes hiding under the surface.

Tamworth Borough Council and partners Digital Islands Business Services Ltd, are inviting all local businesses to a free’ Netwalking’ event on Monday 4 November.

Planning permission has been granted for several improvement works at St Editha’s Square, as part of Tamworth Borough Council’s plans to develop and regenerate Tamworth town centre.

Fantastic to join South Staffordshire College at their topping out ceremony at the new Tamworth College today.

Before and after pics of the cupola at the top of the original 19th Century former Co-op on Colehill which we’re developing into a new enterprise centre for local business use.

We’re so excited to show you progress of our work to develop a new second Tamworth enterprise centre in the original 19th Century former Co-op building on Colehill.