1946-2003

After the War, and with the departure of the 10th Replacement Depot, the two Depots of the South and North Staffords returned to the barracks.

In June 1949 Field Marshal Montgomery reviewed the Territorial Army at Whittington Barracks, a memorable day for the many units in attendance on that day.

As the number of married officers has increased new accommodation has been built for them. During the 1960s a new estate was built on the Whittington Village side of the barracks, to replace the non-commissioned officers' and soldiers' married quarters. The old buildings were totally demolished and RHQ The Staffordshire Regiment and the Museum now stand on one of their former sites.

Today the barracks is home to an Army Training Regiment and is still in full occupation. There have been many changes in its appearances over the years but several of the original buildings still survive, in particular the church, Keep and some of the Militia blocks.