The photograph shows Ken Purchase and Noreen Turner starting a clean and tidy campaign.

Families with young children and tenants with heart and asthmatic conditions had been left stranded in their block of flats as the lifts were constantly breaking down. Councillor Ken Purchase, Hilary Clark, Helen Lawrence, Sarah Williams, Mabel Baker, Shi

Town Council members were calling for the demolition of homes in the Low Hill area due to the rising costs of their modernisation. Councillor Ken Purchase and former mayor Arthur Storer are quoted, and Councillors Jim Carpenter and Duncan Rutherford are m

The photograph shows Councillor John Shelley cutting the ribbon to officially open the offices of the new association, with (left to right) Ron Gamston, Sylvia Gamston, Councillor Peter O’Neill, Bob Patten and Ken Purchase MP.

George’s book was launched by Mayor Councillor Fred Ledsam at Dillons Bookstore in Victoria Street. Ken Purchase MP and Simon Murphy MEP are mentioned.

Peter received condemnation from Wolverhampton North East MP Ken Purchase after he was employing young people on £1.21 a hour (£45 a week). The Queen Street JobCentre is mentioned.

The Centre, run by Wolverhampton Council, was celebrating its first birthday with a cake, after helping visitors including comedians Little and Large, as well as Davy Jones from the Monkees. The photograph shows Councillor Ken Purchase cutting the cake, a

Petition signed by more than 1500 market stallholders and shoppers to be sent to Environment Secretary John Gummer. The photograph shows Councillor Kathy Clifford and Ken Purchase MP.

After retiring as a businessman, Bill became a model for the advertising industry at the age of 70.