View of market hall with customers among stalls. There is a sign for Tate Bros visible among the lighting. There had been a protest among stallholders at the Town Council Markets Committee’s decision to raise stall rents.

The Greek temple-style toilet block and Midlands Electricity Board sub-station on the junction of Tettenhall and Compton Roads was to be taken down and replaced by a modern substitute on the corner of Merridale and Compton Roads.

Mrs N. J. Anthony was casting her vote in a double-decker bus polling station at Rose Hill in Willenhall. The candidates Tapsell, Stonehouse and Wade are mentioned. This photograph was reused for a 1967 by-election, when white writing and a rectangular bo

The team had won the Cup after defeating Chillington 3-1 in the final at the Butlers Sports Ground. The photograph shows Roberts, Shepherd, Jones, Wilson, Davies, McCormack, Bayliss, Bailey, Churm, Williams and Penny.

The first building to be completed in the Upper Street development area, the new parish centre was officially opened by the Bishop of Lichfield, the Right Reverend A. S. Reeve. Mrs A. S. Reeve, Tettenhall Urban District Council, Councillor Dr S. C. Dyke,

Mr T. Chater in the attendants’ new maroon uniform, which replaced the black or dark blue suits worn previously, to make them more identifiable in the crowd. St Peter’s Church can be seen in the background.

Magistrates had refused an application by Maureen for consent to marry. Please note this item may contain archaic terms which we would not longer deem acceptable, and may cause offence.

Members of the church, which originated in South Carolina in the 1880s, gathered at the Waterloo Road Baptist Church for their annual convention. Please note this item may contain archaic terms which we would not longer deem acceptable, and may cause offe

The photograph shows Grimsby goalkeeper White diving too late to stop a penalty from Tony Richards, which drew Walsall level.

The photograph shows Tony Richards lobbing a shot over the head of Bristol goalkeeper Cook, equalling Gilbert Alsop’s record of scoring 165 goals for the club.