Her Majesty the Queen was on her way to the world scout jamboree at Sutton Park. The photograph shows the Queen shaking hands with Yvonne Valerie Coldbeck, alongside her husband, Squadron-Leader H. G. Coldbeck (centre), as she arrived.

Wolverhampton has succeeded in raising more than £30,000 for a lifeboat, exactly one year after the appeal was launched. Pictured is the deputy mayor of Wolverhampton and chairman of the lifeboat appeal committee, Councillor Ted Mitchell who was on hand t

Sorting out pairs of donated shoes are from left, Mrs M Merry, Mrs M Rix, Mrs M Gregory, Mrs J Timmins, Mrs G Proudlock and Mrs S Newell

A fun day organised by the Copperwheels charity was held at the home of Michael Miles, Mancroft Road, Tettenhall, and raised money for the lifeboat crew at Barmouth, North Wales. Pictured were Roy Timms, branch treasurer, Tony Guy, Elaine Zolina, Mrs Flo

A cheque was presented to Mr Elson Phillips, honorary secretary, and Crispin Williamson, crew member, of the Little and Broad Haven lifeboat station, West Wales, by landlady of the The Windmill pub, Dudley Road, Lye, Mrs Elizabeth Nash, and Ken Ainge, com

Derek Trevis had signed for Walsall from Colchester, having previously played for Villa, and was available for the match against Bournemouth. His wife Edith and Birmingham are mentioned. The photograph shows Ron Lewin (left) alongside Trevis.

Local people, led by former England women’s cricket captain Rachel Heyhoe-Flint, were calling on Tory MP Nick Budgen to back their fight against Tarmac’s plans to build an office block on lane between Danescourt Road and Coppice Lane. Wolverhampton Counci

Seisdon Ladies Circle organised a series of fundraising events, including a joint sponsored slim with Seisdon Round Table, a market stall, fashion show and coffee morning, in order to purchase new play equipment. The photograph shows Tracy Gill of Neve Av

The Prince of Wales congratulated volunteer canal workers from a Willenhall school and from the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal Society, based in Wolverhampton, for the part they had played in a scheme to give disabled childrem canal holidays. The

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, and Helen Lawrence are mentioned. The photograph