The photograph shows scouts practising welly wanging (from left) Mark Buswell, Richard Smart and Mark Cox.

The photograph shows Mark Downing competing in a slow cycle race.

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.

Anthony, a surgeon at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham, was advocating for more funding for the National Health Service to help people suffering from kidney failure. The photograph shows him with a dialysis machine.

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

The article includes a brief history of the company and mentions the National Coal Board. The photograph shows the rolling of a 40mm thick high yield plate.

The exhibition hall was due to close after a devastating fire, and a group of psychics, who were attending an annual Psychics and Mystics Fayre gathered to “cleanse” the site to ensure its future as a convention centre. The photograph shows five clairvoya

Former Rugeley car worker, Brynn, specialised in building roundback acoustic guitars, and was exhibiting samples of his work at the British Music Fair, held at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham. The Ford Motor Company is mentioned.

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

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