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Entering Tamworth lake during heatwave could lead to criminal record

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By Jonathan Sutton, Matt Lloyd Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Council leaders have approved a ban on entering the water at Borrowpit Lake in Tamworth. The emergency public space protection order (PSPO) was approved following a three week consultation. The move, which has been backed by headteachers, Staffordshire Police and Staffordshire Fire and Rescue, follows concerns about people entering the lake and putting themselves at serious risk. There have been reports of visitors ignoring safety signage.
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'Completeley unacceptable' plans for nearly 500 homes will 'double' size of Midlands rural village

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By Jonathan Sutton, Matt Lloyd Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Plans for 450 new homes, wildlife habitats and a new country park in Stonnall have moved a step closer after a public consultation ended. Developer David Wilson Homes is preparing to submit a planning application for the Grove Hill site to Lichfield District Council. The plans also include the potential provision for a sports pavilion, a new village hall, parking for the playing fields and additional parking for St Peter's Church.
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Tamworth council write-off over £50,000 in Ankerside debt

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By Jonathan Sutton, Matt Lloyd Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Tamworth Borough Council has agreed to write-off more than £55,000 in bad debt from Ankerside Shopping Centre. Council leaders said that all reasonable options have been taken to try and recover the outstanding money. In November 2024, Tamworth Borough Council took over full control of the shopping centre. Now, council leaders has approved writing off £57,101.38, the majority of the debt relates to rent, insurance and service charges.
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