A fire, thought to have been started by children, swept through the seven bedroom derelict Victorian house, which had previously belongeded to Mr T. C. James. Rosemary Wright of The Hawthorns is mentioned. The photograph shows fire officers using a snorke

An aerial photograph, including a transparent overlay marking out Tettenhall Wood, Tettenhall College, Ambulance Station, Regis Road, Regis School and playing fields, Redhouse Road, Woodthorne Primary School, Woodthorne Road South and Wrekin Lane.

The Zero Flying Group were planning a cross-country flight. Morris Motors, Ltd. is mentioned. The photograph shows Bob Offwood (left) discussing the route with Mike Arnott and Ron Wiseman.

The 100-year-old reservoir had been suggested as a suitable site for a water softening plant, after it was replaced by new tanks at Goldthorn Hill and Bushbury. Mr W. C. Johnson is quoted, and the River Severn is mentioned.

It was due to expand after the completion of its second phase. The photograph shows the largest of three newly-completed units. The M5, the Birmingham New Road, wholesale grocers Warriner and Mason, Milford Estates Ltd., The Abbey Property Bond Fund, Hurd

A compulsory purchase order put the firm in jeopardy as the cost of moving to a new site could be too great. Ray Dalton is shown welding the frame of a “fun bike”, and the Department of the Environment and Long Street Industrial Estate are mentioned.

The group were protesting against the lack of National Health Service abortion facilities in the West Midlands, handing out leaflets, and attacking the Abortion (Amendment) Bill, due to be presented to Parliament by William Beynon MP. Buckingham, Renee Sh

This photograph includes four multistorey blocks of flats, along with Wednesfield Road, Tudor Road, Deans Road, the Chubb factory and the former Culwell works.

The photograph shows (back row) Cindy Theobald, Dorothy Thompson, Anita Parker, Debbie Eaton, Susan Marson (captain), Sandra McCrorie; (front row) Anne Stanley, June Cotterill, Joanne Wilkes, Tracey Wilkes and Mavis Dainty.

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).