Lieutenant-Colonel J. D. C. Blake presented 12-year Territorial Efficiency medals to Staff Sergeant NEville Collins (left) and Sergeant Rudolph Sampays, alongside Lieutenant Colonel B. J. Hanley (second left).

Sportsco beat Norton Strollers 13-2 in a charity match to raise money for the Dudley, Wolverhampton and Sandwell Association for Spina Bifida, with a football signed by West Bromwich Albion and other local football stars being raffled off. The photograph

Plans to convert a former police station into an overnight shelter for homeless men had been vetoed by the town planning committee after receiving hundreds of objections from residents.

The Willenhall Police team are named as M. Mason, B. Smithm, E. Radford, K. Asbrey, D. Lythgow, B. Wain, A. Jones, C. Bennett, R. Breeze, D. Billson and T. Philipps. The photograph shows (back, left to right): M. Postance, T. Mitchell, T. Turner, R. Thomp

Tinette Buchanan was due to move into a flat and was meeting some of the other tenants of the building. The photograph shows (seated, left to right) Tinette Buchanan, Alice Latham and Betty Green with (standing) Irene Matthews and Joan Tranter. Please not

The photograph shows the first team squad for the new season: (Back) Trevor Meath, Jimmy Murray, Mick Evans, John Harris, Gery Harris, Harry Middleton; (centre) Alec Jackson, Colin Taylor, Keith Ball, Terry Simpson, Bob Wesson, Stan Bennett, Arthur Cox (t

The photograph shows (back row, left to right) N. Rowe, J. Davies, G. Palin, C. Greenfield, F. Gregg, J. Sharples, R. Faulkner; (standing) J. Jarman (coach), C. Askey, A. Eden, K. Hill, J. Christie, K. Ball, J. Dudley, T. Rawlings, T. Foster, V. Potts (tr

TheWolverhampton League beat their rivals 7-2 in the Campbell Orr Shield Finalm having last won the cup in 1950 when they beat Midland Templars. The photograph shows (front, left to right): H. Evans, P. Darby, Peter Molineaux, C. Mainwaring, H. Westwood;

A mural, shown from the Cleveland Street entrance to the Hammerson Development, of John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, preaching to the town in the mid-18th century. Dudley Street, the Noah’s Ark Wesleyan Methodist Chapel in Lichfield Street, Wheelers

Three sisters – Elizabeth Burns, Nellie Johns and Ada Burke – saved up for a joint retirement party, but unfortunately all three died before reaching retirement age, so their sister, Emma Rathbone, donated the money to buy three hospital beds. The photogr