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Tamworth Borough Council This page is dedicated to bringing you news and events from Tamworth Borough Council. It is neither political, nor an operational discussion facility.

Comments that are irrelevant to the original post or offensive will be removed as per the privacy section or our website: www.tamworth.gov.uk/social-media-rules The Tamworth Borough Council page is managed by Tamworth Borough Council’s communications team. It is used solely to highlight news and events from Tamworth Borough Council, government and our partners. It is purely to keep people informed. We welcome engagement from members of the public through our various specific communications channels. These include:

- Our website: www.tamworth.gov.uk/council/do-it-online
- The Customers Services team for any customer services enquiries, email [email protected] or call 01827 709709 or use the online chat facility
- Regular consultation exercises, detailed here: www.tamworth.gov.uk/consultation
- We also welcome people to engage on a more active basis by joining our Citizens Panel: www.tamworth.gov.uk/citizens-panel-registration-form.
- Political matters can be addressed by making an appointment with your ward councillor: www.tamworth.gov.uk/councillors

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Partly in response to request from users of this page, we have developed a set of House Rules to ensure the page is used in the spirit in which it is intended and to protect our visitors from inappropriate content. The Tamworth Borough Council page is reactively moderated. We can’t accept responsibility for the content of any comments. We reserve the right to remove comments received on Facebook that:

· Contain abusive, obscene, indecent or offensive language, or link to obscene or offensive material

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For serious and/or persistent breaches of the moderation policy, we reserve the right to prevent users from posting further comments. People who post abusive or threatening comments WILL be reported to the police. Hate speech will not be tolerated. People who are continually detrimental to others’ enjoyment of this page risk being permanently removed. While we are happy for people to engage with us on this page, please be aware that assistance via Facebook can only go so far. It is not a replacement of other communications channels and you may be directed elsewhere. This account is monitored Monday - Friday, 9am-5pm. We use scheduling tools to post outside of office hours. Pre-election period:
During the run up to an election (pre-election period), we have legal restrictions on what we can post on our council social media channels. We'll only share factual information about council services and activities during this time. To keep things neutral, we'll turn off comments on our posts. These restrictions run until election polls close. Visit www.tamworth.gov.uk for more information

❗ We are hiring ❗Tamworth Borough Council - Regulatory services, community safety and partnerships - Private sector hous...
16/10/2026

❗ We are hiring ❗

Tamworth Borough Council - Regulatory services, community safety and partnerships - Private sector housing enforcement and tenancy liaison officer

£35,570 - £40,444 per annum
Hybrid working contract
37 hours per week
Temporary contract up to 18 months

Deadline: 3 November 2026
Apply here ⬇️
https://www.tamworth.gov.uk/jobs

16/10/2026

The current project to protect and restore Tamworth Castle for future generations is all about tackling the deeper structural issues which have been impacting the building in one way or another for many years.

But that also means the cracks you might have seen on the surface can now be properly repaired too.

Here Mark is carrying out a crack stitch repair at the top of the staircase.

🧱 Broken bricks at the centre of the crack have been replaced with reclaimed bricks of similar style
🧱 Every fourth mortar course has been raked out
🧱 Stainless steel helical bars are inserted into those courses to reconnect and reinforce the wall
🧱 The whole area is repointed

This is just one small aspect of a major £1.9m project to secure the legacy of Tamworth Castle and the exhibitions it is home to.

Read more about Caring for the Castle here - www.tamworthcastle.co.uk/caring-castle

16/10/2026

Listen to more of Cliff Walker and Captain Keva Hackshaw’s stories during their 25 years of service in the British Armed Forces, 50 years apart.

Got a few minutes to spare?Tell us what you think about life in Tamworth and have your say on council priorities.Our ann...
16/10/2026

Got a few minutes to spare?

Tell us what you think about life in Tamworth and have your say on council priorities.

Our annual resident survey covers quality of life, council services, spending, priorities, satisfaction and trust.

Your views will help inform future council plan and budget decisions.

📅 Closes 25 October
👉 https://surveys.zencity.io/tamworth-borough-council/OQtR91/en?s=sd

This week is Hate Crime Awareness Week. Hate crime can happen anywhere, in public, online, or even in your own neighbour...
14/10/2026

This week is Hate Crime Awareness Week.

Hate crime can happen anywhere, in public, online, or even in your own neighbourhood. It targets people because of their:

🔹Disability
🔹Sexual orientation
🔹Race
🔹Religion
🔹Gender identity

If you or someone you know has been affected: you’re not alone, help and support are available.

You can contact citizens advice to see how they can support you.
📧Email: [email protected]
📞Phone: 0330 0881 339
🖥️Visit: https://usah.org.uk/

No one should live in fear simply for being who they are.

This National Hate Crime Awareness Week, Uniting Staffordshire Against Hate is here to remind our communities that hostility, intimidation, and abuse are never acceptable.

A hate incident is any behaviour perceived by the victim or anyone else to be motivated by prejudice based on:

• Disability
• Race or ethnicity
• Religion or belief
• Sexual orientation
• Transgender identity

When an incident involves an act that breaks criminal law—such as threats, harassment, damage to property, or assault—it could be a hate crime.

Even if you aren't sure whether what you experienced breaks the law, you don't have to carry it alone. Independent, confidential support is available right here in Staffordshire.

📞 0330 0881 339 (Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm; 24hr answering service available)
🔗 https://linktr.ee/unitingsah

🚩 “Cheap prices.” “Cash deals.” ‘Same-day collection.”When you need rubbish gone quickly, a cheap, quick deal can be har...
14/10/2026

🚩 “Cheap prices.” “Cash deals.” ‘Same-day collection.”

When you need rubbish gone quickly, a cheap, quick deal can be hard to resist. But rogue traders can use convincing online ads and tempting offers to seem just like legitimate businesses.

So, before paying someone to take your rubbish away, ask for their licence number, check it on the Environment Agency register and make sure they’ll give you a receipt.

Remember: if it looks too good to be true, it probably is.

A few simple checks can protect you and your community from fly-tipping.

Find out more here http://bit.ly/4odr65A

🍂 Looking for something fun to do this October half term?We’ve got two great activities for children in Tamworth on Wedn...
14/10/2026

🍂 Looking for something fun to do this October half term?

We’ve got two great activities for children in Tamworth on Wednesday 28 and Thursday 29 October 2026:

🧗 Statfold Clip and Climb. Ages 6–10
📅 Wednesday 28 & Thursday 29 October
⏰ Arrive 11.30am, session starts 11.45am
No previous climbing experience needed, with harnesses and safety equipment provided on site.
Admission is for one child and one adult only.

🎧 Kids’ Silent Disco. Ages 6–11
📅 Wednesday 28 October
⏰ 1.30pm–2.30pm
📍 St Peters Church, Hawksworth, Tamworth
Grab your headphones, choose your music channel and get ready to dance! 🎶
Parents will need to supervise their own child during the session.

📧 To book: [email protected]

13/10/2026

300 years of history – and some very special residents 🦇

There’s more than historic building fabric being protected as work continues on the Grade II listed Market Street properties.

Brown long-eared bats are known to roost within the roof space of the historic properties, so specialist ecological measures are being built into the restoration project.

Bat boxes have been installed, an established roost is being retained within one of the beams, and an ecologist regularly attends the site – including when work is taking place in areas where bats could potentially be affected.

🎥 Find out more about how the project is protecting these fascinating creatures alongside the historic buildings.

📝Prefer to complete a paper survey?You can still have your say in our annual resident survey.Paper copies are available ...
13/10/2026

📝Prefer to complete a paper survey?

You can still have your say in our annual resident survey.

Paper copies are available from Marmion House reception, so you don't have to complete the survey online.

The survey asks about your quality of life, council services, spending, priorities, trust and satisfaction.

📅 Please return your response by 25 October.
👉 Online survey: https://surveys.zencity.io/tamworth-borough-council/OQtR91/en?s=sd

Read more about Constance’s (Connie) story. She served as a medical secretary to the assistant director of medical servi...
13/10/2026

Read more about Constance’s (Connie) story. She served as a medical secretary to the assistant director of medical services at the British Military Hospital during World War II.

Constance was born in Kingston, Jamaica. Her father taught in a British Army school and when she was 16 when war broke out. She joined the Auxiliary

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Marmion House, Lichfield Street
Tamworth
B797BZ

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Monday 8:45am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:45am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:45am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+441827709709

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