Category Archives: Staffordshire

Lichfield, Staffordshire – Cathedral church of St Chad, the East end

Posted on September 5, 2017 by admin

Here we are in grey Lichfield (grey because of the weather). Having done the Nave and the Transepts (see the last blog), it is time to move east. The bust by the entrance to the Chapter House is of Bishop … Continue reading →

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Lichfield, Staffordshire – Cathedral church of St Chad, Nave and Transepts

Posted on September 4, 2017 by admin

Lichfield Cathedral is located at SK 116097, dedicated to St Chad, website here. You can read the whole of the Victoria County history here, but sadly a 360 degree panorama shot by the BBC here no longer seems to be … Continue reading →

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Yoxall, Staffordshire – St Peter

Posted on August 30, 2017 by admin

St Peter’s church, Yoxall, in on the busy main road – SK 142190. They have a website, but don’t seem to have a Vicar at the moment. We parked in the pub car park – lovely flowers, we must go … Continue reading →

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King’s Bromley, Staffordshire – All Saints

Posted on August 28, 2017 by admin

Thursday 3 August was my 55th birthday. We drove to Lichfield, which is a town we enjoy, with a nice coffee shop by the car park. We did some shopping. We had a good explore of the Cathedral – I’ll blog … Continue reading →

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Claymills Victorian Pumping Station

Posted on March 4, 2017 by admin

After we went to Repton we continued on to Burton on Trent – I think it is fair to say that Repton and Burton are miles apart! Leaving the town the I spotted a sign telling us that Claymills Victorian Pumping Station would be in … Continue reading →

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Rocester, Staffordshire – St Michael

Posted on December 15, 2016 by admin

We stopped at Rocester on return from Uttoxeter on Friday 25 November. Yes, I know that’s three weeks ago – “must be your busy time Vicar”. The village has a website with a history page and various suggested walks. We … Continue reading →

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