View from the bottom of St Peter’s Church with the gates and Lady Wulfruna.

The photograph includes a builder on scaffolding giving a thumbs up.

The Prince Albert statue is in the foreground with Midland Bank and the empty Queens Ballroom & Restaurant behind.

Steve scored five goals against Willenhall in the Midland Youth Floodlit League cup tie, but his dad, Geoff, managed Willenhall.

The group visited Wolverhampton’s central fire station to publicise their new film, Flame. The photograph shows around the escape pole and wearing fire helments Don Powell (left) and Jimmy Lea, with Noddy Holder (left) and Dave Hill in front.

Councillor Walter Hughes organised a meeting at Bilston Art Gallery to protest against plans to move the enamels to Bantock House as part of a reorganisation plan for all Wolverhampton museums and art galleries. David Rodgers is mentioned.

Wolverhampton Art Gallery bought a pair of tea caddies made in South Staffordshire at a sale in Bewdley organised by Nock and Joseland. David Rodgers is quoted, and Bilston, Lichfield Street and Bantock Park are mentioned.

Customers at the Weary Traveller pub, which was directly opposite the hospital, donated money to provide the children’s ward with new portable colour televisions and a computer. The photograph shows Christine and Fred Coleman (centre), with (from left) Ma

Pupils of the Elmfield Rudolf Steiner School on Love Lane, Stourbridge, built a play house for the children’s ward, after Verna Nicol won it in a raffle. The photograph shows Mandy Jones with John Taylor and Melvin Bourne.

Police Constable Alan Ravenscroft brought Roger the Robot, a mini police which was normally used in road safety talks, to bring a Christmas message to the children’s plastic surgery ward. Nursing Sister Peggy Day is mentioned.