Pizza, By Goli !! has been open for over three decades and is starting to look a little tried in this photo from 2008.  By 2014 the restaurant had a make over with a fresh coat of paint and a new sign.

T Purves was a general store on Tamworth Street for many years, later to become Pizza by Goli.

The ABC Regal on Tamworth Street was designed in an art deco style by Birmingham architect Harold Seymour Scotts and built in the 1932. It became Lichfield’s second cinema and competition for St. James’s Hall in Bore Street and...

This unnerving and menacing face looks down on everyone passing by number 1 Tamworth Street. As to why it’s there I have no idea! If you do, then please get in touch.

Uniform Plus sell most types of uniforms for children and have been established in the city for many years.

The mosaic of a bulls head was saved from the stallriser of number 13 Tamworth Street in 1985 by the Lichfield Civic Society. The restoration to the piece was carried out by Phillip Cecconi & Son of Small Heath, Birmingham.

Demolition work has started on the old Regal cinema in Tamworth Street after standing empty for a decade. The developers are to retain the art deco front in the redevelopment but I hope it does not suffer from an ‘Old Crown...

For over sixty years a fish monger traded from this location in Tamworth Street. First Pounton’s in the 1920, Roses in the 1930’s and finally Mullarkey’s up until 1983. 

Offers a wide collection of top quality designer clothes.

Hindleys is a family run bakery established in 1893. and have been at the present site in the centre of Lichfield after renovating the three storey building in Tamworth Street in 2007 to become a fully self contained working bakery. The top...