Tamworth Borough Council is urging all postal voters to reapply as soon as possible, by 31 January 2026 at the latest, or risk losing the ability to vote by post in upcoming elections.

Tamworth Borough Council are pleased to announce that Face the World, a creative wellbeing initiative led by Burton and District Mind, has successfully reached its crowdfunding goal of more than £8,000. It is the fourth community project to be fully funded through the We Are Tamworth programme, delivered by Tamworth Borough Council in partnership with Spacehive.

Tamworth Borough Council are excited to announce that a unique new project is underway at Tamworth Castle, blending the town’s rich Victorian heritage with modern creativity.

Tamworth Borough Council has been officially awarded the prestigious Housemark AntiSocial Behaviour (ASB) Accreditation, recognising the council’s commitment to tackling antisocial behaviour, community safety, partnership working, and resident engagement.

Three southern Staffordshire councils - Lichfield District Council, South Staffordshire Council and Tamworth Borough Council – announce their shared intention to submit a joint proposal to Government.

Tamworth Borough Council is proud to announce that they have once again been awarded the bronze animal activity licensing award in the RSPCA PawPrints awards, recognising the council’s ongoing commitment to protecting and promoting animal welfare.

Tamworth Borough Council is delighted to announce that it will receive £139,120 from the government’s Museum Renewal Fund, helping to secure a bright future for Tamworth Castle Museum- one of the region’s most cherished heritage landmarks.

Tamworth Borough Council is pleased to announce the bridge between the Castle Grounds and town centre, known as Castle Gateway, is now complete.

Tamworth Borough Council is delighted to announce the return of the much-anticipated Tamworth Christmas lights switch-on, taking place on Saturday 29 November from 12noon to 6pm in Tamworth Castle Grounds and Holloway.

Tamworth Borough Council is calling for residents, businesses and community groups to have their say on council spending before the survey closes in just two weeks. Taking part will help decide how millions of pounds should be spent on local services over the coming years.