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'Draconian' measures possible after playground toliets blocked with bricks (opens the original)
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Tamworth Castle(Image: Local Democracy Reporting Service) Charging people to use toilets at Tamworth Castle grounds has been raised as a possible way of tackling frequent vandalism. This comes as the state of the castle grounds play area and toilets came under scrutiny at a recent meeting at Tamworth Borough Council. The all-inclusive playground at the castle was opened in 2021 and features equipment for all ages and abilities. Read More: Tenant says 'please council, sort it out' after 10 years
£1m of 'unidentified savings' yet to be found in Tamworth (opens the original)
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(Image: Local Democracy Reporting Service) The leader of Tamworth Borough Council has confirmed that no savings have been achieved despite proposing £1m in money saving measures earlier this year. The authority's budget passed in February this year with warnings cuts were needed from next year. In February, council leaders told councillors that the budget was balanced for the next three years, although reserves would be needed and their use would not be sustainable beyond 2028. Read More: The Bi
Households face price hike in bin collection (opens the original)
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Tamworth residents will have to pay more for their garden waste collections Garden waste collection charges for Tamworth residents are set to rise to £43.50 for 2027, marking the third increase in three years as the council aims to ensure the service covers its own costs. The increase will be based on the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) rate recorded in June. In 2024, one of the first moves by the Labour administration was to increase the charge as the council was spending £60,000 a year to cover th
'Frivolous' complaints about 'councillors costing taxpayers tens of thousands' (opens the original)
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County Buildings in Martin Street, Stafford, where county council meetings are held(Image: Copyright Unknown) 'Frivolous' complaints about councillors were costing taxpayers 'tens of thousands of pounds', it has been claimed. Staffordshire County Council received 149 complaints up until February 10, of which only eight were upheld. Reform UK councillors were the subject of 134 complaints, while there were 11 against Conservative councillors and four involving independent members. READ MORE: Birm
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