Transforming Tamworth latest news

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 is delighted to announce that St Editha’s Square has officially re-opened with a ribbon cutting event held on Saturday 21 June.

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

The ribbon has officially been cut at the Elizabeth Bradford Business Centre, offering serviced office space in a restored historic building in the heart of Tamworth.

Tamworth Borough Council has today announced its decision to revise plans for St Editha's Square refurbishment following significant public feedback.

Tamworth Borough Council’s ambitious regeneration project continues with work to improve the walkway between the castle grounds and town centre commencing from 3 March.

Tamworth Borough Council in partnership with Middle Entry owners, Peer Group have made the decision to not progress all original plans for Middle Entry as part of the Future High Street Fund project. The decision was ratified by full council on 21 January 2025.

Tamworth Borough Council and Nationwide Building Society are celebrating the opening of the new building society premises on Market Street.

Tamworth Borough Council’s ambitious regeneration project continues with planning permission granted for work to improve the walkway between the castle grounds and town centre.

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.