New range of fork lift trucks launched. Royston Evans is quoted.

The newspaper feature was discussing whether there were enough recreational facilities in the Stourbridge, Dudley and Brierley Hill area.

The photograph shows Jimmy Mullen, Billy Wright, Ron Flowers and Ronnie Allen.

The building was being demolished. The photograph shows Bob Donald (left) and John Brookes clearing the inside of the building.

After years of inactivity the site was to be derequisitioned by the War Office and to be returned to agriculture. The photograph is a composite picture of the interior of one of the Nissen huts and an outside view. Goering’s Luftwaffe is mentioned.

Opencast coal mining had created what looked like a lunar landscape. America and Russia are mentioned.

There were queries over mental health risks for people living in high-rise flats. Dudley, Dr Kate Rogers, and the Aldridge-Brownhills Health Committee are mentioned, and Councillor George McEvoy is quoted.

The building was being demolished. Dudley Council, Moor Street and A. R. P. are mentioned.

Pupils from the school were invited to reenact a debate about the development of a park in the east of the town during the 1890s. David Michie and Mayor George Howells are mentioned, and the photograph shows ‘Councillor’ Susan Harris (right) with the ‘May

The station won an award for local authority ambulance services at the 16th regional competition at the Rover works in Solihull, and they were going to go on to represent the Midlands in the National Ambulance Officers Competitions in Harrogate. The photo