Staffordshire Warmer Homes is working with a number of different partner organisations to deliver this initiative. You can see a full list of our official partners below.

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Information about Lichfield Library including opening hours, location and contact details. The above are just a few examples of what you will find at the library, but there is lots more on offer.

Beginning on Monday 2 February, the £2 million scheme should take about six months to complete. The investment in the local area will include replacing damaged ironwork and kerbs, as well as ...

Action: Click here for information on how to apply or please feel free to get in touch with us by email at [email protected] if you need anything further. The closing date for ...

Find locations, contact details, and services for registering births, deaths, marriages, and civil partnerships. Births, deaths and marriage registrations can be booked at the Wombourne office.

Residents are being encouraged to recycle their used or surplus IT equipment through a new scheme run by Staffordshire’s Household Waste Recycling Centres. Residents are being encouraged to recycle ...

Electrical items should never be thrown in the rubbish bin, they contain hazardous and valuable materials and should be recycled properly. Where possible consider repairing broken items. Small broken, ...

Check which materials you can take to Staffordshire’s recycling centres. A daily disposal limit of 2 bags (80 litres or equivalent x 2) of animal bedding per household is in place. Disposal ...

An extra £15 million will be invested across the next two years to fix potholes across the county. Staffordshire County ...

Find out about your local waste and recycling centre. Find your local recycling centre by using your postcode or selecting by district. If you are looking for what items you can take to the recycling ...

Your local borough or district council deals with bin collections. If you are unsure on your council you can find your local council on Gov.uk ...