A four-wheel automatic shot-blasting plant. Maurice Jewitt is mentioned.

A new production line for overdrive car gear-boxes produced for Laycock Engineering in Sheffield. John Careless is quoted.

Locksmith, shop steward and Justice of the Peace, Tom Sadler.

The biggest ever silo to be shop-fabricated in one piece, destined for a chemical plant in the North East. Alcan is mentioned.

The firm invested in new machinery and premises. Jeenashire Ltd., S. Barnard Engineering, S. B. Engineering, Shelfield and Walsall are mentioned. The photograph shows Roger Perks with Paul Haywood.

One section in the firm’s new factory was devoted solely to the testing of engines. The photograph shows Peter Kiely equipping an engine with sensors prior to testing.

A campaign committee was hoping to urge Wolverhampton Council and British Rail to improve the main approach from High Level station.

A good view looking across the stalls to the retail market and beyond. A multi storey block of flats is visible to the left.

The photograph shows the entrants at the start of a walking race, which was part of the silver jubilee celebrations.

The photograph shows children giving a thumbs up at a jubilee party.