Justine Halifax

1 month ago | expressandstar.com | Justine Halifax

With one-third of the food we eat reliant on pollination, the disappearance of bees could have far-reaching consequences for both our environment and food supply, according to the South Staffordshire & District Beekeepers Association. Chairwoman Wendy Woodward said taking part in the No Mow May campaign will help provide much-needed habitat and food for bees, butterflies, and other essential pollinators at a time when they need it most.

1 month ago | lichfieldlive.co.uk | Justine Halifax

A STANDING ovation and raucous applause rounded off an hilarious performance of The Pocket Dream at the Lichfield Garrick. Billed as being “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,but not as you know it”, the play certainly lived up to this description. Penned by Sandy Toksvig and Ellie Brewer, this fun romp was more a comedy of errors with the Shakespearean classic at the heart of the storyline.

1 month ago | lichfieldlive.co.uk | Justine Halifax

A THREE-ROUND encore and rapturous applause served as the perfect ending to Blackeyed Theatre’s excellent production of Dracula at the Lichfield Garrick. As an English graduate who studied this Bram Stoker classic many moons ago at university, this six-handed play was a thoroughly enjoyable rendition which transported me back in time.

2 months ago | inyourarea.co.uk | Justine Halifax

Chamber President Ruth Redgate Lichfield Chamber of Trade and Commerce is “thrilled” to announce that stall bookings are now open for its first ever summer festival market. Set to bring a vibrant celebration to the heart of Lichfield, traders, makers, and artisans can now sign up to be part of this exciting new event.

2 months ago | inyourarea.co.uk | Justine Halifax

Sally Wagstaff Aesthetics in Lichfield's Wade Street is one of the first businesses to take up the chamber's offer With summer just around the corner, Lichfield businesses are being urged to add a splash of colour to their city centre premises to enhance its welcoming atmosphere. Lichfield Chamber of Trade and Commerce (LCTC), in partnership with Lichfield City Council, is once again offering its popular hanging baskets’ service for local businesses to elevate their street appeal.