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Tamworth Castle Museum art exhibition opens July
Tamworth Castle Museum's rare artworks go on display in a free pop-up gallery at Ankerside from 20–26 July, featuring paintings by Royal Academy member…
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Tamworth Student's Photos in West Midlands Bus Campaign
Nikhil Odedra from Tamworth is among photography students whose work has been selected for Transport for West Midlands' advertising campaign encouraging…
Tamworth woman campaigns for plant safety labels
A Tamworth woman is pushing for mandatory labelling on plants after her dog nearly died from eating one, hoping to prevent similar incidents.
Thousands Attend Kaleidoscope of Dreams Festival at Tamworth
Thousands gathered at Tamworth Castle Grounds on Saturday for the second annual Kaleidoscope of Dreams Festival, a free community event organised by…
Tamworth Voter Registration Deadline 26 July
Tamworth residents must verify electoral registration details by 26 July 2026. Check online or receive a paper form by post.
Peter Smorthit Charity Ride Pothole Crash — A520 Cheddleton
Peter Smorthit broke his collarbone after a trailer wheel caught a pothole on the A520 at Cheddleton, 62 days into his wheelchair fundraising challenge.
Tamworth Parish Council Consultation 2026
Tamworth Borough Council launches Community Governance Review. Residents can have their say on creating a borough-wide parish council until 9 August 2026.
Tamworth Community Grants: £130k Available Now
Tamworth Council is offering grants up to £10,000 for community projects through the We Are Tamworth scheme. Find out how to apply for funding.
Tamworth Family Fun Festival July 19 - Castle Grounds
Tamworth Family Fun Festival on July 19 at Castle Grounds. Live music, dinosaurs, face painting, archery and more entertainment for all ages.
Tamworth Council Housing Services Need Improvement
Tamworth Borough Council admits failings in housing services after tenant survey reveals poor communication and complaints handling issues.
Tamworth Council Wins MJ Award for Community Engagement
Tamworth Borough Council's 'We Are Tamworth' programme has won a prestigious MJ Award for bringing communities together and healing divisions across the…
Tamworth crowdfunding projects seek donations now
Three Tamworth community projects are live on We Are Tamworth crowdfunding. Back local initiatives and unlock council grants. Donate today.
Tamworth FC Could Own Their Ground
Tamworth Football Club may soon own their ground after Tamworth Borough Council signals willingness to discuss a potential sale of the land.
Tamworth Council Wins Antisocial Behaviour Injunction
Tamworth Borough Council has extended an antisocial behaviour injunction against a Coton Green resident until June 2027 following court hearing in…
Tamworth Council Home Inspections 2026
Tamworth Borough Council surveyors visiting hundreds of social housing properties in 2026 for home condition checks. Find out what to expect.
Comedy Festival Finale at Tamworth Assembly Rooms
Three top UK comedians – Scott Bennett, Justin Moorhouse and Nathan Caton – perform at Tamworth Assembly Rooms on 29 September. Tickets £18.
Tamworth Fire Crews Battle Metal Recycling Blaze
Fire crews rushed to a Tamworth metal recycling facility in the early hours to tackle a major blaze. Full details of the incident here.
Codsall Woman Launches Ovarian Cancer Charity
Codsall woman Sim Matarazzo launches ovarian cancer charity in memory of her mother. Supporting families across Tamworth and beyond battling the disease.
Food Waste Caddies Tamworth - Weekly Collections Start July
160,000 food waste caddies are being delivered to Tamworth homes this summer. Weekly collections begin 20 July, turning kitchen scraps into renewable…
Tamworth Castle £1.9m Restoration Begins
Tamworth Castle starts £1.9m restoration project to repair masonry, roof and drainage. The thousand-year-old landmark stays open during 18-month work.