It belongs to Dragon Franciszek Kempa, who was born in September 1919 and died aged 25 on 12th November 1944. Why is a member of the 10th Dragoon Regiment of the Polish 1st Armoured Division buried here? I also found a letter published in the Lichfiel.

The Trust and Leomansley Mill. Leomansley Mill and the Hartwell family 1791 - 1833. The Trust and Maple Hayes. Pipe Green is an area of meadowland that is today enjoyed by many Lichfield residents. Since medieval times, it has been used for animal grazing and as a result, is one on the few remaining examples of unimproved meadowland within Staffordshire. Under a Higher Level Stewardship. Scheme to maintain this rare habitat.

Saving our Industrial Heritage, for your Future. Water Walks, exploring the story of water in Lichfield. On Saturday 19th September, for the Lichfield Heritage Weekend, the Lichfield Waterworks Trust are putting on three Water Walks, exploring the story of water in Lichfield.

Of Eels, Salmon and Rivermen. Of Eels Salmon and Rivermen. Putts, Putchers, Hedges, Leaders and Lave Nets. The use of basketwork fish traps is a traditional method of fishing practised on the river Severn and its estuary for many years, especially the types known as putts and putchers which are peculiar and exclusive to the Severn estuary. This custom has endured to the present day, and putchers, although now mostly made of metal.