Lichfield District is located in the West Midlands, covering an area of approximately 130 square miles. It includes the historic city of Lichfield, along with surrounding towns and villages such as Burntwood, Fradley, and Alrewas. The district is known for its mix of urban and rural landscapes, with farmland, woodland, and the River Trent shaping much of its geography. Lichfield itself is a key cultural and administrative hub, home to landmarks like Lichfield Cathedral and the Samuel Johnson Birthplace Museum.
The area has strong transport links, with the A38 and A5 roads running through it, as well as Lichfield Trent Valley railway station providing connections to major cities. The district also includes parts of the National Forest, contributing to its green spaces. Local economy features a blend of retail, manufacturing, and tourism, with industries ranging from automotive to agriculture. Lichfield District Council oversees services for its population of around 105,000 residents.
On average Lichfield has moderate deprivation and moderate crime levels, with around 65 crimes per 1,000 residents per year. Approximately 10.2% of homes in this area are social housing provided by a local council or housing association. The average income of residents in Lichfield is £46,939 per year. There are 59 schools in Lichfield: 42 primary (5 Outstanding and 22 Good) and 6 secondary (0 Outstanding and 2 Good).
Alrewas & Fradley
Armitage with Handsacre
Boley Park
Boney Hay & Central
Bourne Vale
Chadsmead
Chase Terrace
Chasetown
Colton & the Ridwares
Curborough
Fazeley
Hammerwich with Wall
Highfield
Leomansley
Little Aston & Stonnall
Longdon
Mease Valley
Shenstone
St John's
Stowe
Summerfield & All Saints
Whittington & Streethay