A painting by Michael Turner honouring the Regiment’s contributions to the Gulf War, depicting a scene from a battle with Iraqi troops in which Private Carl Moult of Church Gresley near Buton upon Trent later died, had gone on show. The photograph shows P

The firm was planning to use pictures and posters created by pupils at Joseph Leckie Comprehensive School as publicity material. The photograph shows Tony Sargent (left) and Leon Newton with sixth-formers.

Workers from Rapid Metal in Stubbers Green Road and BRD Engineering in Dumblederry Lane donated money towards the ambulance crews’ hardship fund. Doug Ingleby of the GMB is quoted, and the photograph shows Roger Broadhurst presenting cash and wood to Pat

The two huge quarries had amalgamated after 50 years of digging, and a large and ever-growing abyss, was getting closer to the home of Nick Tranter. The photograph shows John Thompson (left) and Terry Butler of Parkhill Reclamation.

Students from a variety entertainment course at Sandwell College were running a seaside-themed play scheme over the school holidays. The photograph shows Sarah Newton of Walsall with Brendan Daly.

The turf-cutting ceremony for new public toilets took place, after a long campaign for new toilets. The photograph shows (from left) Graham Foster, Peter Lynn, Councillor Cath Micklewright, Bill Burks and Pete Taplin.

Professional animators were working alongside young people to bring to life paintings from the collection, originally given to the borough by Kathleen Garman from Wednesbury, widow of Sir Jacob Epstein. Van Gogh, Picasso, and Rembrandt are mentioned and A

A series of art workshops with members of the public formed part of the exhibition. Nina Edge is mentioned. The photograph shows Bhajan Hunjan creating a giant fish skeleton out of fibre-glass rods.

The Gallery was bringing out paintings which had rarely been on display for its latest exhibition. The photograph shows Jo Digger dusting off some of the items.

The exhibition focussed on how collection patterns had changed over the years and asked people to consider the significance of items of recent historical interest. The photograph shows Rob Allen dusting one of the paintings.