Are you pregnant or breast feeding? Burntwood breastfeeding support groups would like to welcome you

Ante-natal Breast feeding workshops are held the first Tuesday from 10am to 11am of each month at Burntwood Health Centre, Hudson Drive, Burtnwood, WS7 0EW. The workshop is designed to give advice and pratical information for those mums who are wanting to breastfeed.Post-natal Beast Feeding Support Group are held every Tuesday from 11am to 12 noon at Burntwood Health Centre. The Group offers support and advice for breast feeding to mothers and their babies. Electric breast pumps are available for hire.

Both sessions are run by local Midwives, Health Visiotrs and Healthcare support workers. There is no need to book and the sessions are free. Refreshments available. For more information speak to the Health Visitors on 01543 682817.

Did you know the Burntwood Town Council has a website? Or that it issues regular newsletters?

The website includes details of the Town Council and Councillors, the services it provides and other information about Burntwood.

The site also includes a link to the online version of the Burntwood Town Council Official Guide by Local Authority Publishing.

Lichfield Dictrict Council has published on its website its Local Development Framework, including high level plans for housing developments in and around Burntwood. PDF copies of the plans are available on this page. The consultation phase has now finished but there are several stages of the process still to be completed.

Burntwood Action Group, BHAG and Hammerwich Environmental Group are a group of concerned residents who have come together to help fight against proposed development on Green Belt land. 

Hit the ground crawling is a service run by fathers to support new fathers and fathers to be.

One off sessions are held locally and are designed to offer hands on support and advice about all things baby.

If you are interested in attending please contact your midwife for details of the next session.

It doesn't matter what your age is, if you are a soon-to-be first time dad, then please come along to the workshop.