The photograph shows a man guiding two students with their handwriting.

The photograph shows Jeff Welding (right) and Bob Hill with a model showing the assembly of a cheque book.

Separate rolling and fabrication facilities were set to be combined into pallet racking, known as CRS Racks.

The company was being innovative to meet new demands. The photograph shows a new production line operated by computer.

Sandwell Council were considering whether to sell the blocks of flats to private developers.

The image is of a blank cheque for J. B. Carrington, National Girobank, Bootle, Merseyside.

The photograph shows Gavin Lees (left) and Janet Roberts with a computer used in the production of cheque books.

The firm had started production of a revolutionary aluminium furnace. Frank Hipkin and Keith Johnson are quoted, and Malcolm Hancock is shown in the photograph.

A large U-beam section using a fully hydraulic asymmetric section bending machine.

The photograph shows a burnt-out car with the closed power station behind.