Mrs Dawes started a petition to Tettenhall Urban District Council to change the name of Sabrina Road. The photograph shows a statue of Sabrina, the goddess of the Severn.

A derelict ruin opposite the Wolverhampton bus depot, which Wolverhampton Council said they would inspect. The photograph shows windows boarded up, with posters on them for Eric Haycock’s “Rockheavy Band”, and sash windows with broken panes.

The former premises of Cullwick Brothers was being demolished to make way for a modern block of shops and offices. A sign for Jenks Builders Ltd. can be seen.

Prince Albert statue in the foreground, with Barclays Bank, Wolverhampton Art Gallery and the Cafe Royal in the background.

The photograph shows factory worker Samuel taking a photograph of his fellow Jamaican colleagues to send home.

The photograph shows the Stoke goalkeeper, Hall, clearing a Villa attack.

The photograph shows Swindon winger D’Arcy having a shot.

The photograph shows Grimsby goalkeeper White diving at the feet of Tony Richards.

The photograph shows Burton the Swindon goalkeeper after a shot from Hodgkisson put Walsall in the lead.

The photograph shows Colin Taylor putting Walsall ahead.