The Battery showed off the Army’s latest anti-low-flying aircraft missile system at the Mander Centre in Wolverhampton. The photograph shows Elizabeth Fisher of St Anne’s Road in Fordhouses testing her aim alongside Lance Bombardiers Harry Butler (left) a

The photograph shows volunteer teacher Margaret Potter working with Denise Thompson (left) and David Nedrick.

The group took part in a national campaign by Young Farmers’ clubs to clean up their local areas.

Children who visited the library had created a giant wedding card featuring Prince Charles and Lady Diana. The photograph shows (left to right) Lindsay Campbell, Andy Tomkys, Nisha Patel and Pushpa Lata.

Giants helped to keep the air condition system at the right level. The photograph shows young boys making their coats fly up with the blasts of air.

Litter was causing a real problem in the beauty spot. The photograph shows a man and young boy with a dog, sitting on a bench by a National Trust sign prohibiting litter and cars.

The Association was holding a jumble sale, including a French horn made in Austria. The photograph shows Andrew Menzie (left) and Nick Godfrey with the instrument.

The photograph shows the St Mary’s Pipe and Drum Band from Willenhall with children at their jubilee party.

The Arts Council was running special art teaching sessions alongside the exhibition. Peter Vigurs and Sue Clive are mentioned. The photograph shows (from left) Karen Thomas, Craig Furnace and Paul Abbotts from Haughton Hall School, Shifnal, lying on the f

Pupils of Wolverhampton Grammar School spent an afternoon planting 1000 bulbs in the hospital grounds off Compton Road, which had been presentred by the Black Country Ground Work Trust. The photograph shows Lil with (left to right) Ian Watson, James Picku