The photograph shows office workers at their new headquarters.

The photograph shows Julia Rowley and James Harrison practicing resuscitation on a model, helped by John Johnson.

The photograph shows Fred Yard (right) presenting a cheque to Gordon Alcott.

Sally Rudge was a regional hotels inspector for the AA, and the article details her experiences. The image shows the front cover of the guide.

The centre was participating in a summer fair at the Forum. The photograph shows Michael Austin of Rawnsley painting wrought-iron flowerpot holders which were going to be on sale.

The new chalet-type patrol service centre was one of the first of its kind in the district.

An exhibition by amateur artists was organised to raise money for the “Heart-Start” appeal. Renwick and Margaret Hill of Johnson Road, and Sam and Hilda Dunning of Smillie Place are mentioned. The photograph shows Scott Titley at the exhibition.

Driver Gordon Alcott of Broomhill, Deputy Station Officer Brian Dudley of Hednesford and Leading Ambulanceman Brian Wadsworth of Rawnsley received road safety awards from the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents.Albert Bailey is mentioned.

The emergency services continued to operate during the Christmas holiday. The photograph shows driver Nigel Sharman from Gnosall at the wheel of an ambulance, and Police Constable Bob Smallman from Cannock and Fireman Michael Battersby are mentioned.

Ambulance driver Judith Thomas was the only woman to receive a safe driving award within the service. The photograph shows her alongside shift leaders William Corbett and Eric Delahay.